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Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) Consolidated Sanctions List — entities subject to Australian autonomous sanctions under the Autonomous Sanctions Act 2011.
Austrian National Bank (OeNB) NBTER terrorism financing sanctions list. Note: Austria primarily implements EU sanctions — for comprehensive Austrian sanctions screening, use the eu-sanctions service.
BIS Export Enforcement Actionsdisabled·synced 22h ago
US Commerce/BIS Office of Export Enforcement actions (settlements, charging letters, denial orders) against parties that violated US export controls. Time-stamped, source-cited adverse-action annotations naming respondents — the export-control enforcement layer on top of entity identity.
US Commerce/BIS export-control lists — Entity List (EL), Denied Persons List (DPL), Unverified List (UVL), Military End User (MEU) — as resolvable restricted-party annotations with license policy, EAR §-citation license requirements, listing date, and Federal Register notices. Sourced from the Trade.gov Consolidated Screening List.
US Bureau of Transportation Statistics border crossing ports — land border ports of entry on the US-Canada and US-Mexico borders with crossing volume data.
US Customs and Border Protection Withhold Release Orders and Findings — entities blocked from importing goods due to forced labor. Sourced from OpenSanctions.
US merchandise import/export values by partner country and HS chapter, by month, from the free US Census 'USA Trade Online' international-trade API — the US-granular trade-flow layer complementing UN Comtrade (global) and the HTS tariff codes.
US merchandise import/export values by US state and HS chapter, by month, from the free US Census 'USA Trade Online' international-trade API — the US-domestic (state × commodity) trade-flow layer that complements census (country × HS), UN Comtrade (global), and the HTS tariff codes.
UN Comtrade annual trade statistics: each country's total imports/exports with the World, an HS-chapter (2-digit) breakdown of what it trades, and bilateral totals with comprehensively-embargoed jurisdictions (North Korea, Iran, Cuba, Syria) for sanctions-evasion screening. Country-level macro context that complements the company-level data and the HTS tariff codes.
US Do Not Call / robocall complaints reported by consumers to the FTC, updated each weekday. Browse recent complaints by date, reporting location, and robocall flag via a live proxy over the FTC api.data.gov API.
Live proxy — results are fetched from the upstream API on each request, not mirrored locally.
US Department of Labor enforcement actions: Wage & Hour Division (WHD) back-wages / wage-theft actions and OSHA workplace-safety citations. Time-stamped, source-cited adverse-action annotations naming the cited employer — the domestic labor-enforcement layer on top of entity identity, adjacent to forced-labor / responsible-sourcing diligence.
EU Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) Critical ICT Third-Party Service Providers — 19 entities designated by EBA, ESMA, and EIOPA under Regulation (EU) 2022/2554.
US EPA Enforcement & Compliance History Online (ECHO): facility violations, penalties, and compliance status under the Clean Air Act / Clean Water Act / RCRA / SDWA — the enforcement layer on regulated operators.
US EPA Toxics Release Inventory: named manufacturing/packaging facilities geocoded by operator/parent company, with the FRS RegistryID crosswalk — an operator's own production sites on top of identity.
CIA World Factbook country profiles — comprehensive data on geography, demographics, government, economy, and communications for ~250 countries worldwide.
FCC Equipment Authorization grantees — the manufacturers/applicants authorized to market RF and electronic devices in the US, by stable Grantee Code. A hardware-supply-chain entity layer; filing exhibits (a later phase) can reveal component suppliers.
Compliance-relevant regulatory notices, rules, proposed rules, and executive orders from US federal agencies including Treasury, Commerce, State, CBP, BIS, OFAC, and FinCEN.
US FinCEN Section 311 special-measures designations — financial institutions and jurisdictions named a primary money laundering concern, triggering special due-diligence or correspondent-account restrictions. Sourced from OpenSanctions.
FinCEN enforcement actions — civil money penalties and consent orders against financial institutions and individuals for Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) and anti-money laundering (AML) violations.
US financial institutions from three federal registries: FDIC-insured banks (CERT/FED_RSSD), NCUA federally-insured credit unions (charter number), and FinCEN-registered money-services businesses — each as a resolvable organization with registration status, charter, and physical address.
US motor carriers registered with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (SAFER census) — each carrier keyed by its durable USDOT number, with legal/DBA name and physical address.
French Ministry of Economy (DGT Trésor) gel des avoirs (asset freeze) list — entities subject to French national sanctions under EU and autonomous French measures.
US Foreign-Trade Zone sites and subzones from the FTZ Board's Online FTZ Information System (OFIS): named company users/operators at port-adjacent zones, with physical address, status and acreage. Free federal source — the closest free company↔US-port-zone link.
US healthcare program exclusions from the HHS Office of Inspector General List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (LEIE) — providers and organizations barred from billing Medicare, Medicaid, and other federal healthcare programs. Sourced via the OpenSanctions us_hhs_exclusions FTM mirror.
ICIJ Offshore Leaks database — entities from Panama Papers, Paradise Papers, Pandora Papers, and other ICIJ investigations into offshore financial structures.
DOL Bureau of International Labor Affairs list of goods produced by child labor or forced labor — ~530 goods across ~84 countries, including downstream goods made with such inputs.
US tax-exempt organizations from the IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File (EO BMF) — every organization recognized as exempt under the Internal Revenue Code, keyed by its durable Employer Identification Number (EIN).
NDAA Section 889 and 1260H restricted entities — Chinese military-industrial complex companies (CMIC), Military End User (MEU) list, and Entity List entries with NDAA implications. Sourced from the Trade.gov Consolidated Screening List.
Live proxy — results are fetched from the upstream API on each request, not mirrored locally.
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency World Port Index — worldwide directory of ~3,700 ports and harbors with facility information, approach depths, and anchorage data.
US healthcare providers and organizations from the CMS National Plan & Provider Enumeration System (NPPES) — every provider/organization with a National Provider Identifier (NPI), name, practice address, and taxonomy.
Global government procurement awards by supplier (company) and buyer — suppliers resolve into the cross-source entity graph; each award is an annotation with its amount, currency, buyer, and date.
OFAC Non-SDN sanctions lists — CAPTA, SSI (Sectoral Sanctions Identifications), FSE (Foreign Sanctions Evaders), NS-MBS, NS-CMIC, and related Non-SDN programs from the US Treasury.
U.S. Small Business Administration 7(a) and 504 loan approvals from the public FOIA extract. Includes borrower, lender, approval amount, NAICS industry, jobs supported, and loan status.
US SEC enforcement actions: litigation releases and Accounting & Auditing Enforcement Releases (AAER). Time-stamped, source-cited adverse-action annotations naming respondents/defendants — the enforcement-action layer on top of entity identity.
US Senate Lobbying Disclosure Act filings as registrant->client REPRESENTS edges between organizations, carrying lobbying amount, period, and filing count. Organizations only — individual named lobbyists are out of scope (people-privacy line).
US State Department Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report — annual tier rankings of countries' efforts to meet minimum standards for eliminating trafficking.
UK Modern Slavery Statement Registry summaries: organisations required to publish a modern-slavery / human-trafficking statement, with sector, parent group, approval, turnover, and the disclosure areas each statement covers. Indexed by organisation name and Companies House number.
UK Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office consolidated sanctions list — individuals and entities. ~3K consolidated entries across multiple regimes.
US federal prime awards by recipient (company) and agency — recipients resolve into the cross-source entity graph; each award is an annotation with its amount, agency, and date.
US patent grants from the USPTO via PatentsView — recent-grant patents as asset nodes and their assignee owners as resolvable organizations/people, joined by owner->asset (assignee) ownership edges. Grounds "what does this entity own and make?".
USPTO Trademarks (Open Data Portal)disabled·synced never
US trademark registrations from the USPTO Open Data Portal — recent marks as asset nodes and their owners as resolvable organizations/people, joined by owner->asset (owner) ownership edges. Grounds "what brands does this entity own?".
Wikidata organizations (companies and other orgs) keyed by QID — a CC0 cross-check/enrichment layer; bounded to entities that also carry an LEI or a stock-exchange listing, and resolves into the cross-source entity graph by name and Wikidata QID.
Firms and individuals debarred from World Bank-financed contracts due to fraud, corruption, collusion, or coercion. ~1,200 entries sourced via OpenSanctions.