Submit your request
Email us with your organisation name, the name and role of the primary contact, your regulatory jurisdiction, and a brief description of your intended use case for GSIG data.
Identity & compliance check
We verify your organisation's identity, regulatory status, and legitimacy. This may include company registration checks, website verification, and a brief call with your compliance or legal team.
Agree commercial terms
Once approved, we agree pricing, contract duration, data scope, and usage limits tailored to your requirements. API credentials are issued only after terms are signed.
Why we vet every client
GSIG maps the financial infrastructure of sanctioned entities across multiple blockchain ecosystems. Our intelligence includes transaction traces, exchange exit flows, entity attributions, and proximity analysis that reveals how criminal networks move and hide value.
This data, in the wrong hands, could be used by the very actors we track to understand what is known about their operations, identify gaps in our coverage, or adapt their laundering techniques to evade detection.
Controlled distribution is not a limitation — it is a security requirement. Every serious threat intelligence vendor operates the same way, and our clients should expect nothing less.
What access includes
Sanctions Screening API
Real-time screening against 2,050+ sanctioned entities across OFAC, NBCTF, and 5 jurisdictions.
Money Flow Intelligence
Transaction tracing through intermediary wallets, exchanges, and cross-chain bridges at 1–3 hop distances.
Entity Attribution
Resolved identities across 22.8M+ wallets via multi-signal convergence from 53 autonomous agents.
Pattern Detection
Automated detection of 8 laundering patterns including structuring, chain-hopping, and mixer usage.
Eligible organisations
Request access
To begin the vetting process, contact our team directly. Include your organisation name, your role, and a brief description of your use case.
sales@gsig.ukTypical response time: 24–48 hours
All enquiries are treated as confidential