B2B sanctions list monitoring

Catch OFAC SDN changes before your morning review

When the U.S. Treasury updates the SDN list, your team needs the diff—who was added, removed, or changed—not another CSV download. RegChange Feed publishes dated changelogs and email digests with official source links.

Live now: See the latest OFAC SDN diff on our public changelog.

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For informational purposes only. Not legal advice. Verify all changes against official government sources before acting.

Built for compliance teams who live in the lists

Manual CSV compares miss rows. Spreadsheets drift. RegChange Feed is a focused feed: what changed, when, and where to read the official publication—so your analysts start from facts, not guesswork.

  • See movement early. Daily sync against the public OFAC SDN file—when Treasury publishes, you get a dated diff.
  • Skip the scrape-and-compare ritual. Additions, removals, and field updates in plain English with counts.
  • Stay audit-ready. Every entry links back to the governing agency source. Your team still signs off—we do not replace your program.
  • Start free. Weekly email with change counts and a short name peek. Upgrade to Starter for daily digests and the subscriber dashboard.

What you receive

We focus on facts from public data: what changed, which list, when, and where to read the official publication.

  • Public dated changelogs

    Browse day-by-day OFAC SDN diffs on the public site—counts and entry-level details with official source links.

  • Watchlist, CSV, and search (paid)

    Starter adds the parts that save analyst time: save the entities you track and see matches first, export any dated diff to CSV, and search the whole archive by name or program.

  • Official source links

    Each notice points to the governing agency’s publication so your analysts can open the primary document.

We do not screen counterparties, score risk, or tell you whether to proceed with a payment or shipment.

Lists in scope (rolling roadmap)

  • MVP U.S. OFAC SDN (public CSV)
  • Planned Japan MOF asset-freeze publications
  • Later EU consolidated list

Important notice before you subscribe

  • Terms and policies at launch have not been reviewed by outside legal counsel.
  • We publish factual list changes with official source links. We do not provide legal determinations, compliance conclusions, or advice about specific transactions or counterparties.
  • If you require guaranteed completeness, instant delivery, or legal conclusions about a party or transaction, do not use this service.
  • We plan to engage legal counsel for terms review as revenue permits.

Read Terms of Service (draft)

Free weekly digest

Once per week, receive OFAC SDN change counts, a short name preview, and a starting point for your review. Open the full dated entries and program rollups on the public changelog for free.

Pricing

Starter checkout is live. Paid subscribers get daily digests and a subscriber dashboard. Anyone can browse the public changelog; free weekly digests cover change counts plus a short name peek.

A concrete review example: our 2026-10-22 snapshot comparison recorded 18 added and 4 removed SDN rows, including WHALES SHIPPING LINE LLC and AMIGOZ SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. as additions under IRAN-EO13902. These names appear in OFAC's announcement dated 2026-10-21; a comparison date is not an announcement date. Start by checking changed names, identifiers, and programs against your review queue.

Free vs Starter: read all entry details on the public site for free. Starter puts change-day summaries and saved-term matches in your inbox, with CSV export and archive search in the dashboard, so you can work from the dated changes instead of copying rows from pages. It does not decide whether a transaction is allowed.

Starter

$49/ month

  • Program pulse in inbox: daily digest opens with which OFAC sanctions programs moved (added / removed / modified)
  • Watchlist alerts: save up to 50 terms—text matches in changed SDN fields appear first in your daily digest; not counterparty screening
  • CSV export: download any dated diff for spreadsheets and audit files
  • Archive search: find every dated diff where a name or program appears
  • Change-day daily email: up to 15 names per category, with links to full public details
  • Official source links in each digest

Pro

$149/ month

  • Longer archive retention
  • Additional list sources as they ship
  • Priority email delivery

Available in a later phase.

Team

$499/ month

  • Multiple seats
  • Webhook / API access (planned)
  • Shared workspace for compliance teams

Available in a later phase.

Frequently asked questions

What does RegChange Feed provide?
We publish what changed in selected official government lists—additions, removals, and field updates—together with the list name, dates when available, and a link to the official source. We do not evaluate whether a party or transaction is permitted.
How often is the OFAC SDN list checked?
We sync daily against the public OFAC SDN file. Starter subscribers receive a daily digest when the pipeline detects differences against the prior snapshot. Free subscribers receive a weekly summary with change counts. Timing depends on source publication and scheduled sync jobs.
Is this service legal advice?
No. RegChange Feed is for informational purposes only. Verify all changes against official government publications before acting in your compliance or trade-control programs.
What is free vs Starter?
Anyone can browse the public dated changelog (including the day's program rollup on each changelog page). The free weekly digest emails change counts plus a short name peek (capped). Starter ($49/mo) adds a daily inbox program pulse, watchlist matching for programs you track, CSV export, archive search, and change-day digests (up to 15 names per category, linking to full public details). We do not provide legal determinations.
Where can I learn how to monitor OFAC updates?
See our guides: OFAC SDN monitoring after RSS retirement, OFAC SDN CSV diff, and OFAC SDN CSV changelog explained.
Have your terms been reviewed by a lawyer?
Not yet at launch. Terms are a draft written for an informational feed, not legal determinations. If you need counsel-reviewed terms or guaranteed outcomes, do not use this service until we publish updated terms after professional review.
Who should not subscribe?
Organizations that require guaranteed completeness, real-time delivery, or legal conclusions about parties or transactions should not rely on this service. We publish what we detect in public list files; outages and source delays can occur.