About scopeguard
ScopeGuard is an MCP server for monitoring sanctions scope changes. It lets organizations register entities, countries, or industries and receive webhook alerts when new sanctions affect their watch list.
Key features
- 01Register monitored scopes with a webhook URL
- 02List registered scopes
- 03Screen names against OFAC, UK, EU, and UN lists
- 04Delete scopes by ID
Use cases
- 01Monitoring an entity for new sanctions
- 02Tracking sanctions affecting a country or industry
- 03Screening a name against sanctions lists
MCP support
Exposes tools to register and manage scopes and screen names against OFAC, UK, EU, and UN sanctions lists. Webhook alerts report new sanctions affecting registered watch lists.
Configuration
Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.
Tools
4Saved tool list · updated 2w ago
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| query | string | Yes | Entity name, country, or industry to monitor (e.g. Rosneft) |
| webhook_url | string | Yes | HTTP(S) URL where we POST JSON on change |
Details
From the project README# ScopeGuard MCP
MCP server for **ScopeGuard** — sanctions scope monitoring with webhook alerts.
Register entities, countries, or industries and get webhook notifications when new sanctions hit your watch list.
## Tools
- register\_scope — Register a new scope (entity + webhook URL)
- list\_scopes — List all registered scopes
- check\_sanctions — Screen a name against OFAC + UK + EU + UN sanctions lists
- delete\_scope — Remove a scope by ID
## Install
npm install -g scopeguard-mcp
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