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Inputs
Customer, supplier, consignee, owner and other party names, addresses, countries, identifiers and transaction relationships.

AI Sanctions Screening

Supported official sanctions sources · Identifier-based match review · Documented decisions · Ongoing monitoring.
Apply consistent screening rules at scale while keeping human review for ambiguous matches.
Screen supported official sanctions sources including EU, US OFAC, UN, UK, and selected national lists
Check parties against the source data available at screening time and record the result for review
Advanced AI algorithms distinguish between true hits and similar names by cross-referencing addresses, IDs, and corporate data
Where included in configured data sources, identify PEP records and related review signals
Generate detailed screening reports and audit trails to support documented compliance decisions
Continuous monitoring of your business partners with instant alerts if their sanction status changes
Comprehensive Coverage
Review examples of supported government and international sanctions sources by region.
United States
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European Union
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United Kingdom
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Asia Pacific
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Middle East
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International
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Coverage depends on the configured screening scope and source data available at the time of the check.
Free Tool
Screen business partners against supported sanctions sources and review possible matches
Example
Sanctions Screening
Party details
Screening result
Potential matches grouped for review
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Digicust combines normalized party data, configured source lists and transparent matching so reviewers can resolve potential hits efficiently.
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Customer, supplier, consignee, owner and other party names, addresses, countries, identifiers and transaction relationships.
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Normalize names and addresses, compare aliases and identifiers, calculate match evidence, group possible hits and route them for disposition.
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Configured sanctions sources, aliases, transliterations, address and identifier overlap, ownership context, list updates and prior dispositions.
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Potential matches, matching factors, source references, reviewer disposition, monitoring events and a complete audit record.
Clear non-matches can follow configured automation. Potential matches require an accountable reviewer before a business decision is made.
A similar name creates a possible hit. Different identifiers and address evidence are presented together so the reviewer can document the resolution.