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Sanctions Screening Service

Perform a UN Sanctions List Check Quickly

To search the UN Consolidated sanctions list for a person or company, you can use official government portals or a combined screening aid. sanctionlistcheck.com offers a tool that screens against the UN Security Council Consolidated List, along with 7 other crucial international sanctions lists. This helps small and medium businesses identify potential matches, supporting their due diligence processes without requiring complex database access or manual compilation of multiple sources. Remember to always confirm your specific obligations with a legal adviser.

Pay once per batch, from €19. No subscription, no monthly fee.

Understanding the UN Security Council Consolidated List

The UN Security Council Consolidated List compiles individuals and entities subject to sanctions measures imposed by the UN Security Council. These measures typically include asset freezes, travel bans, and arms embargoes. Inclusion on this list signifies that an individual or entity is deemed to be involved in activities posing a threat to international peace and security, such as terrorism or proliferation of weapons. Businesses must exercise due diligence to avoid engaging with listed parties. Confirm your specific obligations with your own legal adviser regarding interactions with listed entities.

Official Portals Versus a Combined Screening Check

You can search the UN Security Council Consolidated List directly through the official UN website. However, this often means checking multiple official sources individually for a comprehensive screening. Our service simplifies this by performing a sanctions list check across eight key global lists simultaneously: OFAC SDN, the US Consolidated Screening List (US CSL), the EU Consolidated Sanctions List, the UK Sanctions List, the UN Security Council Consolidated List, France's registre national des gels (the national designations published by the Direction générale du Trésor), Poland's national sanctions list (MSWiA), and the Swiss SECO consolidated list. This single-point check aims to streamline your initial screening process.

Our deterministic fuzzy name matching technology handles transliteration variants and aliases to find possible matches for your review. We do not use AI judgment or LLMs in the matching path. The lists are refreshed daily to provide you with current data for your work. For a quick verification, a free single-name check is available on our homepage, limited to 10 checks per day per visitor, with no signup or card required.

Beyond UN Sanctions: The Need for Multi-List Screening

While a UN sanctions list check is a critical step, relying solely on it can leave your business exposed to risks from other major sanctioning authorities. Individuals or entities might be designated by the OFAC SDN, the US Consolidated Screening List (US CSL), the EU Consolidated Sanctions List, the UK Sanctions List, the UN Security Council Consolidated List, France's registre national des gels (the national designations published by the Direction générale du Trésor), Poland's national sanctions list (MSWiA), or the Swiss SECO consolidated list.

For example, a designation by the OFAC SDN, the EU Consolidated Sanctions List, or the UK Sanctions List might occur without an individual or entity appearing on the UN Security Council Consolidated List. Each jurisdiction maintains its own specific sanctions regimes, reflecting national security and foreign policy interests. Screening against several official lists can be part of your due diligence.

Our screening tool addresses this by checking all eight crucial lists in every search. This means you gain broader coverage, reducing the likelihood of missing designations from other significant bodies. Remember, the tool is a due-diligence aid, not an authority, and every potential match requires your human review. You retain full responsibility for your compliance decisions. Always confirm your specific obligations with your own legal adviser.

Efficient Bulk Screening for Multiple Names

For businesses needing to screen multiple names, our bulk check option provides efficiency. You can upload a CSV or XLSX file, and the system will confirm the detected name column. The processed report is then sent to you by email. This service is designed to support small and medium businesses in managing their ongoing due diligence requirements for a larger volume of counterparties without manual, individual checks.

The reports are delivered in PDF and CSV formats, with JSON also available, offering flexibility for your internal processes. Each line in the report includes the input name, match result, the specific list matched, a match score, and a per-list timestamp/version. Even if no matches are found, the report clearly states "no match found on [list] as of [timestamp]" for every checked list, providing clear documentation of your screening efforts. Uploaded files and reports are deleted within 24 hours.

Pricing

Explore our flexible pricing options tailored for small and medium businesses to suit your screening volume needs.

Free

One single-name check against all 8 lists, no signup, no card.

€0
Small batch

Batch upload, up to 100 rows.

€19
Medium batch

Batch upload, up to 500 rows (recommended tier).

€49
Large batch

Batch upload, up to 2,000 rows.

€99

All batch prices include VAT and are processed by Paddle, our merchant of record. No subscription: each tier is a single one-time payment.

Try our free single-name check on the homepage now, or consider our paid bulk upload option for larger screening volumes.

Pay once per batch, from €19. No subscription, no monthly fee.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the UN sanctions list check show?

Our tool uses deterministic fuzzy name matching, including Jaro-Winkler plus token-set, to handle transliteration variants and aliases. This method looks for possible matches. It does not use AI judgment or LLMs. However, every potential match requires human review, and you are responsible for the final compliance decision. The lists are updated daily for current data.

Does this tool guarantee compliance with UN sanctions?

No, sanctionlistcheck.com is a due-diligence aid, not a compliance certification service. It does not promise legal compliance or approve counterparties. You must always confirm your specific legal obligations with your own adviser and conduct human review of all screening results. You retain full responsibility for your compliance decisions.

What lists are checked besides the UN Consolidated List?

Every check screens against eight essential lists. These include the OFAC SDN, the US Consolidated Screening List (US CSL), the EU Consolidated Sanctions List, the UK Sanctions List, the UN Security Council Consolidated List, France's registre national des gels (the national designations published by the Direction générale du Trésor), Poland's national sanctions list (MSWiA), and the Swiss SECO consolidated list. This multi-list approach provides broader coverage for your screening needs.

Can I screen multiple names at once?

Yes, our paid bulk screening option allows you to upload a CSV or XLSX file with multiple names. We process the file and send you a detailed report by email. This service is designed for efficiency when you need to screen a larger volume of individuals or entities.

sanctionlistcheck.com is a due-diligence aid. It does not provide legal advice, certify compliance, or approve counterparties. You must confirm your own legal obligations with your adviser. Every potential match requires human review. The responsibility for all compliance decisions remains with your organization. This tool supports your screening process, but is not an authority.