OFAC enforcement actions in 2023

OFAC published 16 civil penalties, settlements and findings of violation in 2023, totalling $1,541,380,594.08. The largest was Binance at $968,618,825 on 11/21/2023.

16actions in 2023
$1.54Btotal penalties
$968.62Mlargest action
$3.43Mmedian action

OFAC published 16 actions in 2023 totalling $1,541,380,594.08, against 14 actions totalling $42,664,006.65 in 2022 — a rise of 3513% in total penalties.

Every 2023 OFAC enforcement action

DateEntityViolationsPenalty (USD)
03/01/2023Godfrey Phillips India Limited 1$332,500
03/30/2023Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. 1$30,000,000
03/31/2023Uphold HQ Inc. 1$72,230.32
04/06/2023Microsoft Corporation 1$2,980,265.86
04/25/2023British American Tobacco p.l.c. 1$508,612,492
05/01/2023Poloniex, LLC 1$7,591,630
05/17/2023Murad, LLC, and an Individual 2$3,509,286
06/20/2023Swedbank AS (Latvia) 1$3,430,900
08/16/2023Construction Specialties Inc. 1$660,954
09/21/20233M Company 1$9,618,477
09/21/2023Emigrant Bank 1$31,867.90
11/06/2023DaVinci Payments 1$206,213
11/21/2023Binance 1$968,618,825
12/08/2023Nasdaq, Inc. 1$4,040,923
12/13/2023CoinList Markets LLC 1$1,207,830
12/21/2023Privilege Underwriters Reciprocal Exchange 1$466,200

“Violations” is OFAC’s aggregate count of penalties, settlements or findings of violation for that entry. ↗ opens OFAC’s enforcement release.

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Source. U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control — Civil Penalties and Enforcement Information. Retrieved 2026-07-26. Works of the U.S. federal government are in the public domain (17 U.S.C. § 105).

This compilation is published by SanctionsAI under CC BY 4.0. Cite as: SanctionsAI, “OFAC Civil Penalties Database”, 2026, https://sanctionsai.dev/enforcement.

Not legal or compliance advice. This page reproduces figures published by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control. OFAC’s own enforcement release is the authoritative record; where this page and OFAC differ, OFAC is correct. Consult qualified counsel for advice on any specific matter.