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"KFC" matching MCP tools:

  • Check whether a target identifier (address, name, or ID) appears on the OFAC SDN public sanctions list. Free. Sources the list directly from treasury.gov and caches for 24h. Returns the match record verbatim from the public list. Broker/observer layer only.
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  • Route a blockchain address screening request to a third-party KYC/AML provider (Chainalysis, TRM Labs, or Elliptic). Returns the provider's risk score and flags verbatim. Cost: $0.10 USDC on Base. Until partnership keys are configured, returns 503 with backend_pending. Broker/observer layer only — does not issue attestations.
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  • Return the audit-log entry for a previously-issued screening query. Free. Returns query_id, requester DID, timestamp, provider used, result code, and a hash of the screened address. No PII is stored.
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  • Check whether a country code is on the FATF Call-for-Action or Increased-Monitoring lists. Free. Returns list category and FATF source URL. Snapshot is updated when FATF publishes (triannual). Broker/observer layer only.
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