Screen customers, beneficial owners, counterparties and payment parties against sanctions and PEP data — with Potential Matches, Match Score and source evidence to support the review decision.
Financial institutions screen across many relationship types, not one. A retail bank reviews applicants and beneficial owners at onboarding; a payment provider checks originators and beneficiaries around transactions; a wealth manager applies enhanced due diligence to politically exposed clients. The common thread is the need to see what a screening returned, why it was returned, and to retain evidence of the review that followed.
Screen customers and beneficial owners at onboarding, and re-screen the existing book on a defined cadence.
Check originators, beneficiaries and trade finance counterparties around payments and transactions.
Apply additional review to PEPs and higher-risk relationships identified during screening.
Use Bulk Screening to review legacy books and portfolios against current sanctions and PEP data.
A returned record is a Potential Match for analyst review, not a confirmed match. Match Score indicates the strength of identity correspondence and can help inform analyst review.
Where further review is needed, Case Management can hold the case, decision and rationale, and Audit Reports bring together available evidence of the screening and review.
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Customers, beneficial owners, directors, corporate counterparties and — for digital-asset businesses — wallet addresses. ClearSanction supports individual and organisation screening with PEP coverage.
The REST API lets your own systems submit supported screening requests. Implementation detail is covered in the API documentation.