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Sanctions, Blacklists & Watchlists

What are Sanctions Lists?

A sanctions list is a publicly accessible register of individuals, groups, organizations, companies, or even entire countries against whom governments or international alliances have imposed economic or legal restrictions. These can include:

  • Asset freezes

  • Trade prohibitions

  • Financial service restrictions

They may also apply to goods, preventing their import or export to sanctioned entities.

 

Advantages of Sanctions Lists Integration

  • One-click checks across multiple global sanctions lists

  • Consolidated view of sanctions-related data

  • Clear, matched results presented uniformly

  • Standardized output format for seamless integration

 

Who Must Check Sanctions Lists?

Companies are legally required to screen business partners, clients, or suppliers against sanctions and anti-terror lists. If an entity is listed:

  • They cannot receive financial resources

  • Assets may need to be frozen

These measures are essential to prevent funding of terrorism and criminal activities.

 

Processing of Sanctions Lists

Our platform integrates and updates key international sanctions lists daily. The available lists include:

  • EU: Consolidated Financial Sanctions

  • UN: Security Council Consolidated List

  • USA: OFAC SDN (Specially Designated Nationals) & Non-SDN Lists

  • UK: Consolidated Financial Sanctions

  • Switzerland: SECO Sanctions

  • Canada: Autonomous Sanctions List

  • Australia: Consolidated List

  • Additional global lists from US State Department, Japan METI, DFAT (Australia), New Zealand, and UNSC entities 

Our system cross-references these names with national registers like the Austrian Commercial Register and highlights matches in the compliance platform.

 

Blacklists & Watchlists

Beyond sanctions, we also screen:

  • Law enforcement blacklists: International crime databases

  • Offshore leaks: e.g., Panama Papers, Paradise Papers

  • Investigative journalism datasets

  • Government “watchlists” that flag individuals or entities under scrutiny

These sources help users uncover deeper risk indicators, such as AML red flags, undisclosed ownership structures, or connections to illicit financial activity.

 

Conclusion

  • Sanctions screening is critical for legal compliance and risk management

  • Blacklists and watchlists enhance due diligence by revealing hidden threats

  • Together with PEP screening, these tools provide a 360° intelligence solution for your compliance and risk workflows