Who is already fighting financial crime using OpenSanctions?

OpenSanctions is trusted by over 500 partners — including government institutions, fintech startups and mature financial services providers in the US, Europe, and around the world.

Financial services

Quantifind
Marble
Sandbar
AMLYZE
Neterium
YouControl.World
identomat
Chipper
Omnio

Investigation technology

Chainalysis
Blackdot
Maltego
Linkurious
Senzing

Government

Guernsey FIU
Deloitte
US Air Force

Media & Investigative Journalism

ICIJ

ICIJ: Cyprus Confidential

ICIJ used OpenSanctions data to identify Cypriot legal and incorporation service providers with links to Russian oligarchs.
Bellingcat

Bellingcat’s Online Investigation Toolkit

Bellingcat has authored a detailed tutorial on using OpenSanctions in open source investigations.
The New York Times

The Illicit Flow of Technology to Russia Goes Through This Hong Kong Address

A New York Times investigation into the illicit flow of technology to Russia, using OpenSanctions data.
OCCRP

OCCRP Aleph: Global Sanctions Database

OpenSanctions data is cross-referenced with billions of other data entities in OCCRP’s investigative platform.
Correctiv

CORRECTIV: Live monitoring of all sanctions against Russia

German investigative outlet CORRECTIV built a dashboard to track which oligarchs have been sanctioned by the West.

Academia & Research

We’ve created the OpenSanctions bibliography, an index of academic articles, research papers, and other references that discuss or build upon the data.