Screen a name against the OFAC sanctions list
Type any person or company and run a real screen against the live OFAC SDN list (19,024 records) — entirely in your browser. The full ClearScreen API checks all 12 lists (292,000+ records) in a single call.
Try:
Demo only: screens the OFAC SDN list and runs locally in your browser — not legal advice or a compliance determination; confirm any potential match at the authoritative source. The full ClearScreen API also screens OIG LEIE, SAM.gov, and 9 state Medicaid lists. Connect the full API →
ClearScreen is a sanctions & exclusion screening API and MCP server that screens any person or company against 12 US federal and state lists — 292,000+ records — in a single call, returning ranked candidate matches with confidence scores, source attribution, and freshness timestamps.
What ClearScreen screens against
One call checks all 12 sources below — 3 US federal lists plus 9 state Medicaid exclusion lists, together holding more than 292,000 records.
Federal lists 3 federal
US Treasury Specially Designated Nationals & Blocked Persons (sanctions).
HHS Office of Inspector General — List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (healthcare).
System for Award Management — federal debarments and exclusions.
State Medicaid exclusion lists 9 states
NY Medicaid exclusions.
PA Medicaid exclusions.
AR Medicaid exclusions.
MD Medicaid exclusions.
SC Medicaid exclusions.
MO Medicaid exclusions.
IN Medicaid exclusions.
MS Medicaid exclusions.
GA Medicaid exclusions.
Built for compliance, not guesswork
ClearScreen is designed to give compliance and risk teams defensible, auditable results — not a black-box yes or no.
Fuzzy name & alias matching
Catches misspellings, aliases, and transliterations — not just exact string matches — so near-matches don't slip through.
Ranked confidence scores
Returns a ranked list of candidate matches with confidence scores, so a reviewer can triage by likelihood instead of a naked yes/no.
Source attribution & freshness
Every result carries which list it came from and a freshness timestamp, giving you a defensible audit trail for each screen.
Daily auto-refresh
The underlying federal and state data is refreshed automatically every day, so you screen against current lists without manual updates.
~1 second per screen
All 12 lists are checked in a single call in roughly one second — fast enough for real-time onboarding and agent workflows.
Agent-native (MCP)
Delivered as an MCP server, so AI agents like Claude — and your own apps — can call it directly to check a name before acting.
Where teams use ClearScreen
Connect ClearScreen to Claude or your app
ClearScreen is an MCP server. Point any MCP-compatible client at the endpoint below, then call its four tools.
MCP endpoint
https://clearscreen-mcp.mcpize.run/mcp
Example client config
{
"mcpServers": {
"clearscreen": {
"url": "https://clearscreen-mcp.mcpize.run/mcp"
}
}
}
Or install from the mcpize marketplace listing.
Four tools
screen_personScreen an individual by name (and optional details) against all 12 lists.screen_entityScreen a company or organization against all 12 lists.batch_screenBulk-screen many names at once — ideal for monthly re-screening.get_list_statusCheck each list's last-refresh timestamp and record counts.
Simple, usage-based pricing
Start free. Scale with pay-as-you-go or a flat monthly Pro plan.
- 2,000 screens per month
- All 12 lists
- Batch & monthly re-screening
- Audit trail on every result
Frequently asked questions
What is ClearScreen?
ClearScreen is a sanctions and exclusion screening API, delivered as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, that screens any person or company against 12 US federal and state exclusion and sanctions lists in one call. It returns ranked candidate matches with confidence scores, source attribution, and freshness timestamps.
Which lists does it screen against?
ClearScreen screens against 12 lists totaling 292,000+ records: three federal lists (OFAC SDN, OIG LEIE, and SAM.gov debarments) and nine state Medicaid exclusion lists (New York, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Maryland, South Carolina, Missouri, Indiana, Mississippi, and Georgia).
What's the difference vs OFAC's own search?
OFAC's Sanctions List Search only covers OFAC's own lists. ClearScreen checks OFAC plus 11 additional federal and state exclusion lists in a single call, adds fuzzy name and alias matching, returns ranked confidence scores instead of a naked yes/no, and attaches source attribution and freshness timestamps for an audit trail.
Does it do fuzzy / alias matching?
Yes. ClearScreen uses fuzzy name and alias matching to catch misspellings, aliases, and transliterations, and it returns a ranked list of candidate matches with confidence scores rather than a single exact-match yes or no.
How do I connect it to Claude / an AI agent?
ClearScreen is an MCP server, so any MCP-compatible client (such as Claude) can connect by adding the endpoint https://clearscreen-mcp.mcpize.run/mcp. The agent can then call the screen_person, screen_entity, batch_screen, and get_list_status tools.
Is it free?
ClearScreen has a free tier of 50 screens per month. Beyond that it offers pay-as-you-go pricing at $0.07 per screen, and a Pro plan at $39 per month that includes 2,000 screens.
Is this legal advice?
No. ClearScreen is a screening aid built from public federal and state data, not legal advice or a compliance determination. Users must confirm any potential match at the authoritative source before acting on it.