By The Data Nerd, Founder & Compliance Engineer ·
OFAC Sanctioned: Dmitry Peskov
SANCTIONED · Designated: 2022-04-06 (EO 14024) · Type: Russian presidential press secretary · Jurisdiction: Russia; designated 2022
Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin press secretary, was designated by OFAC under EO 14024 in April 2022.
What this designation means
US persons are prohibited from transacting with Peskov. His assets in US jurisdiction are blocked.
Screen this name via API (free, no API key)
curl "https://sanctionsai.dev/sanctions?name=Dmitry+Peskov"Free tier: 5 checks/day by IP. Real OFAC SDN data, refreshed daily.
Compliance obligations
- Block all transactions: US persons and AI agents operating on their behalf must not transact with Dmitry Peskov.
- Report blocked property: Within 10 business days, file reports with OFAC for any blocked transactions.
- Recordkeeping: Retain all screening records and transaction evidence for 5 years.
- Voluntary Self-Disclosure: If a violation occurred, file a VSD within 30 days for ~50% penalty mitigation.
Penalties for non-compliance
Civil penalties start at $356,571 per violation or twice the transaction value, whichever is greater. Criminal penalties for willful violations can reach $20 million and 30 years imprisonment. Each transaction with Dmitry Peskov is a separate violation under OFAC strict liability.
Frequently asked questions
Is Dmitry Peskov still sanctioned?
Yes. Dmitry Peskov was designated by OFAC on 2022-04-06 (EO 14024) and remains on the SDN list as of 2026-07-18. SDN designations are rarely lifted without a specific OFAC delisting action.
How do I check if a counterparty is sanctioned?
Use the sanctionsai.dev API: send a GET request with a name, wallet, or country parameter. The API checks against the full OFAC SDN list in under 100ms.
What is the penalty for transacting with a sanctioned entity?
OFAC civil penalties start at $356,571 per violation or twice the transaction value. Criminal penalties can reach $20 million and 30 years imprisonment.
How often should I screen counterparties?
Before every transaction. OFAC list updates are frequent, and an entity not flagged yesterday may be flagged today.