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Sanctions screening for vessels and aircraft

Maritime sanctions risks arise from the shadow fleet, detained or sanctioned vessels, and ship-to-ship transfers used to evade sanctions, for example when transporting Russian oil. Am I Compliant screens vessels and aircraft, including their operators, against official sanctions lists and provides the result in an audit-proof PDF with a verification URL.

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Screen vessels, aircraft and their operators before chartering, freight arrangements or taking on cargo against official sanctions lists. Results in seconds as an audit-proof PDF with a verification URL.

  • Required regardless of company size
  • 20 official lists from 18 jurisdictions
  • GDPR
  • Audit-proof PDF

When should you screen maritime business partners?

Screen chartering or freight arrangements

Screen the means of transport and operator before concluding a charter or freight arrangement.

Screen vessels or aircraft before a transaction

Screen the vessel name, IMO number or aircraft identifier and the operator against sanctions lists.

Audit evidence

An audit-proof PDF for each check with a verification URL for the transaction file.

Does this also apply to aircraft?

Yes. The term vessels covers means of transport on water and in the air. Aircraft and their operators can also be subject to sanctions, for example if they are owned or controlled by a listed person. The process is the same as for ships.

What related topics can you explore?

Check your first business partner in 30 seconds

Screening against 20 official sanctions and PEP lists from 18 jurisdictions, with an audit-proof PDF.

Create an account for your screening certificate. Result in 30 seconds.

Am I Compliant is an information and data processing service and does not provide legal advice. Results are research findings; the legal assessment and decision rest with the user.

Frequently asked questions

Am I Compliant is an information and data processing service and does not provide legal advice. Results are research findings; the legal assessment and decision rest with the user.