Both lists work the same way: a query sees only the listings furnished to the
networks named in its
network_ids. Which institutions can see a listing
therefore follows from which networks it was furnished to: a listing furnished
to Bank A’s network is not visible to a query that names only Bank B’s network.
Both lists are query-only over the API. Listings are contributed by
participating institutions through the
furnishing pipeline.
Participation in the 314(b) Cross-Bank Financial Crimes Watch List is intended
for financial institutions that have filed a 314(b) notice with FinCEN. Each
participant is responsible for its own regulatory obligations, including how
it shares, uses, and acts on the information.
Querying
Both endpoints take the standard query request:
¹ Exactly one of
consent_id or consumer_identity_id; both or neither
returns 400 VALIDATION_ERROR. Lists are consumer-only.
The subject is identified only by the consent or the profile id. You don’t send
SSN, date of birth, or other identifying attributes on the query.
Bank-Specific Bad Actor List
The most recent listing is the one with the latest placement date; listings
without a placement date rank last, and ties go to the most recently furnished.
314(b) Cross-Bank Financial Crimes Watch List
The most recent report is the one with the latest event date; reports without
an event date rank last, and ties go to the most recently furnished.
Screening list queries always return
200 OK. A clean result is expressed as
"is_listed": false, not as a 204. Both queries are billable events and
carry the X-Ref-Id header.Field reference
The listing fields behind each product. Field is the display name and API name is thefield_name used across the platform; each appears in the
query response under the same name.
Bank-Specific Bad Actor List: BadActorEvent
314(b) Cross-Bank Financial Crimes Watch List fields
Using a listing
Related
Querying
Request anatomy, billing, and the X-Ref-Id header.
Products
The full product catalog.