Customer Onboarding
Screen new customers against sanctions lists during KYC onboarding to ensure compliance before establishing a business relationship.
Screen individuals, organisations, vessels, and crypto wallets against OFAC, UN, EU, and UK sanctions lists — with transparent results.
Sanctions screening is the process of checking individuals and entities against official government sanctions lists such as OFAC (US), UN, EU, and UK programs. Organisations use sanctions screening to identify potential sanctions exposure and support compliance review under AML and KYC frameworks.
Enter a name, organisation, vessel, or crypto wallet address through the dashboard or API. Optional identifiers like date of birth or nationality support more precise review.
ClearSanction returns results grouped by relevance with match indicators. Each result shows the matched name, list source, and any available identifiers.
Every match includes a direct link to the official government or regulatory source listing. You see the Match Score and the exact data your match is based on.
Mark results as reviewed, flag for investigation, or dismiss false positives. Each decision is timestamped and stored in your audit trail.
Generate audit reports containing all match details, source links, and your review decisions — for internal compliance files and audit review.
Screen new customers against sanctions lists during KYC onboarding to ensure compliance before establishing a business relationship.
Verify that vendors, suppliers, and third-party intermediaries are not listed on sanctions registries before entering into contracts or processing payments.
Re-screen existing customers and counterparties on a regular cadence to catch any new sanctions designations since the last check.
Screen counterparties involved in high-value or cross-border transactions to identify sanctions exposure before funds are transferred.
Screen target entities, their directors, and beneficial owners against sanctions lists as part of pre-transaction due diligence.
Verify that goods, services, and counterparties are not subject to country-specific embargoes or trade restrictions before export.
Enter a name or identifier directly in the ClearSanction dashboard. Results appear in seconds with match indicators and source links. No setup required.
Upload a CSV file containing multiple names or identifiers. ClearSanction screens all entries in a single batch and returns structured results for review.
Integrate sanctions screening into your own systems using the ClearSanction REST API. Fast responses and flexible payload formats.
Add entities to a monitoring subject list to automatically re-screen them on a schedule. Get alerted when a new sanctions designation matches your monitored entities.
ClearSanction screens against OFAC (US Treasury), United Nations Security Council, European Union Consolidated List, and UK Sanctions List. Source update cadence varies by authority.
Sanctions screening checks individuals and entities against legally binding sanctions lists — being listed means you are legally prohibited from transacting with them. PEP screening identifies individuals who hold or have held prominent public functions, who may warrant additional risk-based consideration but are not necessarily sanctioned.
Yes. ClearSanction supports screening cryptocurrency wallet addresses against digital-currency address identifiers published in the OFAC SDN List.
Every match includes a direct link to the official government or regulatory source listing. You can verify the match against the original published data alongside the Match Score provided.
Yes. You can export detailed screening reports as PDF or CSV. Reports include match details, source references, timestamps, and any review decisions — for internal audit and compliance records.
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.