636 OFAC-designated networks

OFAC annotates many SDN entries with a remark of the form (Linked To: NAME). Read across the whole US Consolidated Screening List, those remarks describe networks. This index lists every network whose head is itself designated and which has 3 or more designated members. Nothing here is OilFlow's inference: the head, the members and the link are each OFAC's own published text.

Entries scanned26,079
Links resolved to a designated head7,974
Links naming a party OFAC did not designate466
Networks with ≥ 3 members636

Source: us_consolidated_screening_list via sanctions_entities. Snapshot of 2026-09-05. A link whose target OFAC named but never designated is counted above and never shown as a network. Names on OilFlow's protected list are excluded. This is a reading of a public record, not a screening result: screen the actual counterparty, with its aliases, before any decision.

50 or more members (20)

10 to 49 members (115)

3 to 9 members (501)

A network page tells you what OFAC published. A screen tells you whether the name in front of you, with its aliases and its 50%-rule owners, is on OFAC SDN, OFAC Consolidated, UN, EU, UK HMT, Canadian SEMA, AU DFAT or Swiss SECO.