Showcase: OpenSanctions in the wild

Ukraine's National Agency on Corruption Prevention uses our linked-up data to track the adoption of Russia-related sanctions by other countries and drive efforts to advocate for additional designations by national authorities across the world.

Non-profit investigative outlets CORRECTIV and Lighthouse Reports cooperated in early 2022 to track the scope of the Russia-related sanctions imposed by the international community. Their analysis categorises individual sanctions targets into oligarchs, politicians and others.

OpenScreening offers free access to an interactive PEP & Sanctions screening playground combining Linkurious' powerful investigation software with our graph data to uncover the hidden connections between sanctions targets, politicians and offshore companies.

Videris is a complete investigations and intelligence platform which allows investigators and analysts to collect, analyse and visualise open source data in one place. Blackdot has integrated OpenSanctions to allow users to quickly search, map and understand sanctioned entities and their networks.

Truintel is a power tool for understanding UK companies. It combines analysis of beneficial ownership, procurement data and PEP/sanctions screening.

Aleph uses sanctions and politicians lists as contrast material that helps to find evidence of illicit activity and corruption in large datasets, such as leaked documents or company ownership databases.

Transparency International Russia tracks the asset declarations filed by officials. They use OpenSanctions to highlight which politicians and functionaries are subject to sanctions by the international community.

OMNIO uses machine learning technology and compliance knowledge to automate financial crime compliance processes. In their Customer Monitoring, they use OpenSanctions to instantly check for sanctions, PEP, and negative media.