Napier Continuum
5.3#18 in sanctions screening softwareWebAPISelf-hosted
VisitNapier Continuum vs OpenSanctions
OpenSanctions
8.2#1 in sanctions screening softwareFree planFree planWebAPILinuxmacOS
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Napier Continuum | OpenSanctions |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | London, United Kingdom | Berlin, Germany |
| Integrations | The platform offers APIs to integrate with third-party systems and connect to existing workflows. | Documented integration options include OpenRefine, Senzing exports, OpenAPI-generated clients and the Taktile platform partnership. |
| Intended users | Napier says it serves risk, compliance, IT, and financial crime professionals in banking, payments, wealth and asset management, gaming, telecommunications, and insurance. | The company describes compliance platforms, fintechs, investigation tools, government agencies, research institutions, journalists, and researchers as users of its data. |
Napier Continuum plans
- Napier AI ContinuumPriced on request
OpenSanctions plans
- Non-commercial accessFree
- Screening API€0.10, paid once
- Screening API 500 credits€50, paid once
- Screening API 5,000 credits€400, paid once
- Screening API 30,000 credits€2,000, paid once
- Screening API 100,000 credits€5,000, paid once
Pick Napier Continuum if…
Napier AI Continuum is intended for risk, compliance, IT, and financial crime professionals in banking, payments, wealth and asset management, gaming, telecommunications, and insurance. It may suit teams seeking AML screening and monitoring with configurable rules.
Pick OpenSanctions if…
OpenSanctions may suit compliance platforms, fintechs, investigators, government agencies, researchers, journalists, and others building screening or research tools. Its matching API and downloadable or self-hosted data options serve teams that need to integrate screening technology into their own systems.