copies of copies
Data resold twice arrives late and loses its origin.
Sanctions, PEP, watchlist and adverse media collected from primary sources, versioned on every pull, and matched with the original text kept intact.
Every vendor publishes a number. What decides an audit is narrower: whether the regimes you answer to are covered, when the data was last pulled, and whether you can reproduce what it said on the day you made a decision.
Data resold twice arrives late and loses its origin.
Without a version you cannot show what was in force.
A translated summary is not what the regulator published.
Pulled from the publishing authority rather than an aggregator.
Each snapshot dated and diffable against the last.
Only genuine changes raise an alert on your customers.
List name, version and source text attached to every hit.
OFAC, EU, UN, HMT and 40+ national regimes.
Four tiers including relatives and close associates.
30+ languages, categorised by predicate offence.
Your own and jurisdiction-specific lists scored alongside.
What a record said before, when it changed, and who it touched.
Source text retained beside any translation.
Sources are collected from the publishing authority, so origin and timing survive.
Yes. Snapshots are dated and retained, so any past state can be produced.
Sources refresh on a 15-minute cycle and only genuine deltas raise alerts.
Yes. Internal lists sit alongside the global data and score the same way.
Tell us where you are licensed. We will show which sources apply and how fresh they are.