Starter
Starter covers up to 500 parties for $195 a month or $1,950 a year.

Watchtower is the screening engine used by trust companies and registered agents worldwide. Plans start at $195 a month.
You enter the people and entities you act for, with the date of birth and nationality of each. Watchtower compares them against the government sanctions lists and a roster of holders of public office on the day you add them and again every month.
You receive a certificate for each party that states the date, the sources and the result. You also receive a monthly report of the whole run for your file and your regulator.
Possible matches go to a review queue where your compliance officer records the decision. A decision that a match is a different person appears on later certificates.

Clear means no list returned a match. Review means a name matched and your compliance officer should look at it. Match means the name and the year of birth both matched.


Starter covers up to 500 parties for $195 a month or $1,950 a year.
Firm covers up to 2,000 parties for $395 a month or $3,950 a year.
Institution covers up to 10,000 parties for $795 a month or $7,950 a year.
A single check of one name costs $3 and comes with a certificate.
A yearly subscription gives you twelve months for the price of ten. A monthly subscription ends on thirty days' notice. Prices are in United States dollars.


They include the OFAC Specially Designated Nationals and Consolidated lists, the United Nations Security Council Consolidated list, the European Union Consolidated list, the United Kingdom Sanctions List and the Belize Financial Intelligence Unit Consolidated list.
The roster holds about 47,000 current and former holders of public office, including the United States and Canada, and extends to additional countries as subscribers request them.
Every certificate names the lists it was run against.
Lighthouse is a global trust service provider that has administered trusts and companies since 1982. Lighthouse uses Watchtower to satisfy its own regulatory requirements. Subscribers use the same engine and receive the same documents.


