Sanctioned & high-risk owners.
The riskiest entities WhiteIntel tracks — sanctions exposure, offshore structures and secrecy-jurisdiction links, ranked by SnitchScore. WhiteIntel flags 325,647 HIGH-risk entities across the corpus; each row below links to a dossier that cites the exact sources behind its score.
SnitchScore is a heuristic investigative signal (0-100, higher = riskier) built from public data — not a legal determination of ownership, sanction or wrongdoing. Scores are discrete, so ties share an arbitrary order; treat this as a lead list and verify any designation against the primary list.
Highest-risk entities
top 40- 1F85· Sanctions exposure
- 2F85· Sanctions exposure
- 3F85· Sanctions exposure
- 4F85· Sanctions exposure
- 5F85· Sanctions exposure
- 6F85· United States· Sanctions exposure
- 7F85· Sanctions exposure
- 8F85· Sanctions exposure
- 9F85· France· Sanctions exposure
- 10F85· Sanctions exposure
- 11F85· Sanctions exposure
- 12F85· Sanctions exposure
- 13F85· Sanctions exposure
- 14F85· CN· Sanctions exposure
- 15F85· Sanctions exposure
- 16F85· Sanctions exposure
- 17F85· Sanctions exposure
- 18F85· Sanctions exposure
- 19F85· Sanctions exposure
- 20F85· SI· Sanctions exposure
- 21F85· Sanctions exposure
- 22F85· Sanctions exposure
- 23F85· NO· Sanctions exposure
- 24F85· Sanctions exposure
- 25F85· Sanctions exposure
- 26F85· Sanctions exposure
- 27F85· Sanctions exposure
- 28F85· Sanctions exposure
- 29F85· Sanctions exposure
- 30F85· Sanctions exposure
- 31F85· Sanctions exposure
- 32F85· KM· Sanctions exposure
- 33F85· ES· Sanctions exposure
- 34F85· Sanctions exposure
- 35F85· Russia· Sanctions exposure
- 36F85· Sanctions exposure
- 37F85· Sanctions exposure
- 38F85· Sanctions exposure
- 39F85· Sanctions exposure
- 40F85· Sanctions exposure
Each entity resolves the same real-world party across sources. An absent edge means "not yet observed", not "does not exist".
The sanctions lists behind the signal
WhiteIntel resolves these designations onto the ownership graph. See coverage country by country.
Screen an entity's ownership chain for sanctioned or offshore-exposed owners directly from your agent:
npx -y @whiteintel/mcp-server # then: check_offshore_exposure · get_dossier · trace_ownership_pathPlain-text twin for this page: /sanctioned-owners.md.
Questions
What is a sanctioned or high-risk owner?
Here it means an entity whose WhiteIntel SnitchScore is driven by a risk factor such as sanctions exposure, an offshore-leak record, or ownership routed through a secrecy jurisdiction. SnitchScore is a 0-100 heuristic signal (higher = riskier) built from public data — an investigative lead, not a legal determination of sanction or wrongdoing.
How does WhiteIntel find high-risk owners?
It resolves the same real-world entity across registries, offshore leaks and sanctions lists, then scores each entity and its ownership chain. The list below is the top of that ranking; each row links to a dossier citing the exact sources behind its score.
Does a high SnitchScore mean an entity is sanctioned?
No. A high score flags that public-data risk signals cluster around the entity — which may include a sanctions match by name. Always verify a designation against the primary sanctions list (OFAC, EU, UN, UK OFSI) before relying on it; WhiteIntel links every signal back to its source.
Can I check a specific company or person for sanctioned owners?
Yes. Search the corpus, open the dossier, and check the exposure and screening sections — or call check_offshore_exposure / get_dossier from the WhiteIntel MCP for an agent-callable answer.
Follow the risk to its owner.
Search the corpus, or open the interactive ranking board.