What it does
Sanctions Delta Monitor watches the official OFAC SDN, UK OFSI Consolidated, and UN Security Council Consolidated lists, canonicalizes every entity, and compares each run against a stored snapshot. In delta mode it emits only what changed since the previous run — additions, removals, and amendments — so recurring KYC/AML screening sees signal, not the whole list again. If one source is briefly unavailable the run still processes the others and logs a partial-results warning.
Who it's for
KYC/AML teams, trade-compliance and export-control teams, fintechs and payment providers, marketplaces, banks, and vendor/supplier onboarding teams who need recurring watchlist screening rather than one-off downloads.
Sample fields / output
list, change_type (added / removed / amended / program_changed / alias_changed / address_changed / identifier_changed), changes (every dimension that changed), entity_name, entity_type, aliases, program, ids, addresses, nationalities, source_url, matched_watch, and snapshot_date.
Example use cases
- Run nightly in
deltamode and route new/changed entities into your case-management or alerting queue. - Pass a
watchlistof customer or supplier names (optionally withfuzzymatching) to monitor only the parties you care about. - Baseline once in
fullmode for an export-control audit, then keep a continuous change log for evidence.
▶ Run Sanctions Delta Monitor — OFAC, UK OFSI& UN Change Alerts on Apify
Related actors
- GLEIF New Legal Entity Monitor
- FTC Enforcement Actions Scraper
- FINMA / MAS / SFC Enforcement Tracker
FAQ
Does it return the whole sanctions list every run?
No. In delta mode the first run per list records a baseline and emits nothing; every run after that emits only added, removed, or amended entries. Use full mode if you want the entire current list.
Which lists are covered?
OFAC SDN (US Treasury), UK OFSI Consolidated, and the UN Security Council Consolidated List. Interpol Red Notices, World Bank debarment, and the EU consolidated list are planned but not in this version.
Can I rely on a match as a compliance decision?
No — it is an alerting and filtering tool, not legal or compliance advice. A match or change is a signal to review against the official register, following your own compliance procedures.
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