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A powerful sanctions screening API MCP Server, leveraging OFAC API to provide comprehensive risk assessments for individuals and organizations.

🎉 Ready for integration with Claude through the Model Context Protocol 🎉

• Sanctions Screening: Screen individuals and organizations against major global sanctions lists including OFAC SDN, UN, OFSI, and more
• Customizable Risk Threshold: Set minimum risk scores to determine match relevance
• Comprehensive Entity Support: Screen both individuals and organizations with detailed information
• Multiple Identification Methods: Support for various identifiers including names, addresses, identification documents, and more
• Source Selection: Choose which sanctions lists to check against based on your compliance needs

You can run the Sanctions MCP Server using Node.js directly.

1. Node.js v20 or higher
2. npm or yarn for dependency management
3. git

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/mcp-ofac
cd mcp-ofac

Add the following configuration to your claude_desktop_config.json file. Make sure to:

• Update the paths to match your local Node.js installation and repository location
• Add your OFAC API key if required

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sanctions": {
      "command": "/path/to/your/node",
      "args": ["/path/to/your/mcp-ofac/index.js"],
      "env": {
        "OFAC_API_API_KEY": "YOUR_API_KEY_HERE"
      }
    }
  }
}

You can ask Claude to screen individuals against sanctions lists:

"Can you check if John Smith born on 1980-01-15 from Syria is on any sanctions lists?"

You can ask Claude to check organizations:

"Is there a sanctioned entity called Tech Solutions Ltd based in Tehran, Iran?"

You can specify custom parameters for more targeted screening:

"Check if Maria Rodriguez with passport number AB123456 from Venezuela is on the OFAC SDN list with a minimum match score of 90."

The Sanctions MCP Server processes screening requests with the following parameters:

• cases: Array of entities to screen (individuals or organizations) with identifying information
• type: Entity type ("person" or "organization")
• minScore: Minimum score threshold for matches (0-100, default: 95)
• sources: Which sanctions lists to check against (SDN, NONSDN, DPL, UN, OFSI, etc.)

The tool returns detailed match information, including sanctioned entity details, match scores, and source information.

The server accepts detailed entity information including:

• Name
• Date of birth (for individuals)
• Gender (for individuals)
• Citizenship/Nationality
• Address details
• Contact information
• Identification documents

The server returns a JSON response with:

• Match details
• Match scores
• Source information
• Entity profiles

After configuring your claude_desktop_config.json, restart Claude Desktop to apply the changes and enable the sanctions screening capability.

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