Powerful compliance tool, any time, anywhere.
Black Lists.
The Black Lists are lists published by national (Criminal records FGR, TAX SAT) or international (FBI, CIA, OFAC, UN Terrorism, etc.) Organizations where the names of individuals, organizations, or companies involved with criminal activities, money laundering and terrorism are listed.
Integration.
Globalists® currently has 38 black lists of various organizations with a reach of over 211 countries.
Updated
The black lists are updated regularly by a specialized team. The updates are done in a time frame not over 48 hours after the original source updates the list.
Benefits
Custom Plan.
Custom plan for the system’s use (individual or corporate).
Coincidences.
Coincidences classification by approximation percentages.
Automatic Consults.
Automatic consults via API/Web Platform (Blacklists searches, face recognition, prospects risk classification).
Reports.
Reports export on PDF and Excel formats.
Unlimited Access.
Access to the platform’s functionalities from any web browser.
Massive Searches.
High-performance capacity to process massive searches.
Search.
Sophisticated search and name detection algorithms.
High Availability.
High availability of the platform: 24 hrs/365 days.
Globalists Uses
Lists.
US LISTS.
CIA, FBI, Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms, United States Marshals Service, Drug Enforcement Administration, Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation, Patriot Act, The Bureau of Political Military Affairs' Directorate of Defense Trade Controls, The Bureau of Industry and Security, SSI List, FSE List, Environment Protection Agency, Postal Inspection Service, Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
MEXICAN LISTS.
FGR, PEPs, Procuraduría General de Justicia, Funcionarios Mexicanos Sancionados, Notarios, Corredores, Donatarias, Funcionarios Públicos Nacionales que no son PEPS, Funcionarios Ex PEP, Misiones Extranjeras acreditadas en México, Personas de Alto Perfil Social.
OTHER LISTS.
KINGPIN, OFAC, UN, Interpol, Inter-American Development Bank, World Bank, Bank of England, London Most Wanted, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Australia), European Union, International PEPs (211 countries).