Batch Customer Onboarding
Screen a portfolio of new customer accounts during a bulk onboarding event, ensuring all new relationships pass sanctions and PEP checks before activation.
Upload and screen multiple individuals, entities, or wallet addresses at once — with fast, structured results and exportable reports.
Bulk screening allows organisations to upload lists of names or identifiers and screen them simultaneously against sanctions and PEP datasets. It is commonly used for onboarding batches, legacy data reviews, periodic compliance checks, and large-scale portfolio screening where manual individual searches would be impractical.
Format your list as a CSV file with names and optional identifiers (date of birth, nationality, jurisdiction, entity type). Include wallet addresses or vessel names as needed.
Upload your CSV through the ClearSanction dashboard or submit via the API. The system screens every entry against sanctions and PEP datasets simultaneously.
Results are returned in a structured format showing Potential Matches per entry, with relevance indicators to prioritise review.
Drill into individual matches to view source links, identifier details, and match rationale. Mark entries as reviewed, flag for further investigation, or dismiss as false positive.
Generate consolidated audit reports covering all screening results, review decisions, and timestamps — for internal records and audit review.
Screen a portfolio of new customer accounts during a bulk onboarding event, ensuring all new relationships pass sanctions and PEP checks before activation.
Run historical customer databases through sanctions and PEP screening to identify exposure in legacy portfolios that were previously unscreened or screened against outdated lists.
Re-screen the entire customer base on a quarterly or annual cycle to identify new matches since the last screening round as sanctions lists are updated.
Screen an acquisition target's entire customer or counterparty portfolio for sanctions and PEP exposure as part of pre-acquisition due diligence.
Screen all vendors, suppliers, and subcontractors in a single batch to identify any entities or beneficial owners appearing on sanctions or PEP lists.
Upload a list of cryptocurrency wallet addresses for bulk screening against OFAC SDN sanctioned wallet listings and regulatory sources.
Create a CSV file with columns for names and optional identifiers (date of birth, nationality, jurisdiction). See our CSV format guide for exact column requirements.
Upload your CSV through the ClearSanction dashboard. The system processes all entries against sanctions and PEP datasets and returns structured results.
Review match results using the structured output. Flag entries for investigation, mark as cleared, or dismiss false positives. All decisions are recorded in the audit trail.
For recurring bulk screening needs, use the ClearSanction REST API to submit batches programmatically. Automate periodic re-screening without manual CSV uploads.
Start screening instantly — no contracts required.
ClearSanction supports CSV file uploads. Your CSV can include names, organisation names, vessel names, and crypto wallet addresses along with optional identifiers like date of birth, nationality, and jurisdiction.
Bulk screening supports large datasets. Contact our team for specific volume requirements if you need to screen particularly large portfolios.
Bulk screening results are typically returned within minutes. Processing time depends on the number of records submitted and the depth of matching required.
Yes. The ClearSanction REST API supports programmatic bulk screening, allowing you to integrate batch screening directly into your compliance workflows and automate periodic re-screening cycles.
Yes. Bulk screening results can be exported as PDF or CSV, including match details, source references, review decisions, and timestamps for comprehensive audit trails.
Sanctions data is ingested from official authority publications, with source references for every result.
Built to support onboarding, transaction checks, and ongoing monitoring processes.
Every Potential Match includes a 0–100 Match Score showing the strength of identity correspondence — designed to help you prioritise review.
Audit Reports bring together available screening and review evidence, including source references and analyst decisions.