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CompliAPI adds real-time webhook notifications for sanctions list changes and upgrades search with regex mode and significantly faster fuzzy matching.
NewWebhook notifications for sanctions list changes#
Paid plans can now register monitored entities — crypto addresses, emails, websites, and government IDs — and receive signed webhook events the moment a watched value is listed, delisted, or relisted on a sanctions list. Automatic retry with exponential backoff and SSRF-safe endpoint validation mean your compliance workflows stay current without polling.
NewRegex search mode for advanced sanctions lookups
Both the API and the dashboard search now support case-insensitive POSIX regular expressions, letting you match complex name patterns, identifiers, or address formats in a single query. Wrap any query in forward slashes — /pattern/ — to activate regex mode; the same syntax works in the free SDN search tool.
ImprovedFaster and more accurate fuzzy name matching
Sanctions name searches are now up to 10× faster and return more relevant results: typo-tolerant word-similarity matching means a query like "ivanof" surfaces "Vladimir Ivanov", while list metadata like chain labels no longer crowd out entity matches. All searches also carry a per-request statement timeout to keep responses consistently fast under load.
ImprovedMonitor entities directly from search results
A new Monitor button on each search result and recently delisted row deep-links to the webhooks dashboard with the entity type, value, and label pre-filled — no manual copy-pasting required. Monitored-entity labels can also be edited inline without having to delete and re-add the entry.
ImprovedDashboard typeahead is more responsive under load
The search typeahead now cancels superseded in-flight requests so results always reflect your latest query, surfaces rate-limit information with a clear message instead of a generic error, and caches results within your session to reduce redundant requests.