By SanctionsAI team · Updated 2026-08-09
OFAC Russia Sanctions (EO 14024)
Executive Order 14024 (April 2021) authorizes blocking sanctions on the Russian government, financial institutions, oligarchs, and entities supporting Russian harmful foreign activities. Massively expanded after the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Key designation categories
| Category | Examples |
| Financial institutions | Sberbank, VTB, Gazprombank |
| Oligarchs and elites | Designated individuals with close Kremlin ties |
| Defense and military | Rostec, defense manufacturers, military suppliers |
| Energy | Price cap mechanism on Russian oil at $60/barrel |
| Technology | Export controls on semiconductors, dual-use tech |
Oil price cap
The G7 oil price cap (effective December 2022) prohibits the provision of maritime services (insurance, shipping, finance) for Russian crude oil sold above $60 per barrel. Enforced by OFAC and allied regulators.
Screening: Russian sanctions designations are frequent. Rescreen all Russia-connected counterparties against the updated SDN list.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Executive Order 14024?
- Authorizes blocking sanctions on Russian government, financial institutions, oligarchs, and entities supporting harmful foreign activities.
- What Russian banks are sanctioned?
- Sberbank (full blocking), VTB (full blocking), Gazprombank (sectoral/debt restrictions). Many smaller banks also designated.
- What is the Russian oil price cap?
- $60/barrel. Maritime service providers (insurance, shipping) cannot service Russian crude sold above this price.
- How often are Russia designations updated?
- Frequently, often monthly or in response to geopolitical events. Rescreen Russia-connected counterparties regularly.
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