OFAC-sanctioned Monero addresses

OFAC publishes digital-currency addresses as a field on SDN entries, the same way it publishes a passport number or a vessel IMO. As of 2026-07-24 the SDN list carries 11 Monero (XMR) addresses, belonging to 4 designated persons. All of them are below.

11
XMR addresses
4
designated persons
2015-09-29
first designated
2025-03-04
most recent
Sending to any address below is a prohibited transaction for a U.S. person, and a sanctions exposure for everyone else. Strict liability applies: intent is not an element of the violation, and neither is knowing the address was listed. This page is a reference, not a screening control — an address list you copied last month is out of date the next time OFAC publishes.

Why an address list is not a screening control

OFAC adds and removes addresses without notice, and a designated person can move funds to a fresh address at any time. There are three specific ways a static copy of this table fails in production:

Who these Monero addresses belong to

Designated personXMR addressesOFAC programs
PARSARAD, Behrouz5ILLICIT-DRUGS-EO14059
ISIL KHORASAN3FTO, SDGT
SOUTHFRONT2CYBER2, ELECTION-EO13848, NPWMD
KARASAVIDI, Dmitrii1CYBER2

All 11 Monero addresses on the SDN list

Reproduced exactly as OFAC publishes them, newest designation first. The owner column is the primary name on the SDN entry the address is attached to.

XMR addressDesignated personDate published
88wRZuGMuC5YQvXpKpeLFHQeZWW28XtGyZCizkqeypTaRcjzNNKVrCg7PpoEeWaj5A7wwbh5M2X9ycXrfUkbeptACsG4bVnPARSARAD, Behrouz2025-03-04
8ANG5NBnApL94YAKRfCSaS7g2fjEi1DWVcFNTn3wQ5HpfsgtnusgxaXE24bbhXukTgF8esRnMsWaReRiqNbSBSbmRE5Nm5MPARSARAD, Behrouz2025-03-04
84AwzjeFWXNEuhj8LWinXo93AqYr6wS8ZcnaBCoGhrL7EtvBMBovdhiUSV9xLhjrPA8t64hYSaMc8bHtWXoV9129EHUjU62PARSARAD, Behrouz2025-03-04
87XWTP9tBECHXCwbyMK1KENoy4GeXkRviNzmhNc5Pvo5ExZ1QXjtRRyFeXPuHf7fNiS7KzBZNJeGweJhMbFB647171y66idPARSARAD, Behrouz2025-03-04
86ze8c9oUftDSTxzFBhfSJYpjvw6GYkqjeEaggy3hBVL1ou2tk79DfSj5YiZ3wjDHp541tizcQ8bVCxCtVHQncuc3asa8wzPARSARAD, Behrouz2025-03-04
884Bz8UH63aYsjVdkfWfScRYWZGGNbjFL7pztqvWNSrtYT4reFSwyvkCj9KEGUtheHhhMUj87ciTBFyzoesrMJ4L1FvSoxLSOUTHFRONT2021-04-15
49HqitRzdnhYjgTEAhgGpCfsjdTeMbUTU6cyR4JV1R7k2Eej9rGT8JpFiYDa4tZM6RZiFrHmMzgSrhHEqpDYKBe5B2ufNsLSOUTHFRONT2021-04-15
5be5543ff73456ab9f2d207887e2af87322c651ea1a873c5b25b7ffae456c320KARASAVIDI, Dmitrii2020-09-16
44dZUJ7w1T3fKAvFW8XyXUVoAGSbFvXef2wcbnsjNKGWYorpLJBjth5VKSFhLGkpYKJb2J341tdZHBnbpv72WL7e8zuxfR2ISIL KHORASAN2015-09-29
45ezvPejNsKYntjhyyeb7fbfzilsxYQozc5Ffseh8jPGW4JZQQVXykNTfK5uGFiij7Hp3qPv3T5HCR7F3Fnmz2mzE1aKQwoISIL KHORASAN2015-09-29
47FVhkRkWgnLs81UBqgY8ui6axAB1627HJjkY2qPnWxMbGfx7387kcY6RzScHgGMQAaH6CBxKXAS4862tS2fhs9BRdmuyavISIL KHORASAN2015-09-29

Programs these addresses were designated under

Screen this programmatically

The same data behind this page is available as a single unauthenticated GET. It checks an address against every digital-currency address on the SDN list, and returns a match list rather than a yes/no so you can log what matched and why:

curl "https://sanctionsai.dev/sanctions?wallet=88wRZuGMuC5YQvXpKpeLFHQeZWW28XtGyZCizkqeypTaRcjzNNKVrCg7PpoEeWaj5A7wwbh5M2X9ycXrfUkbeptACsG4bVn"

The free tier allows 5 checks per day with no signup, which is enough to wire the call up and see the response shape. Production limits and the audit log are on the paid tiers; the API reference covers batch screening and the degraded flag you should alert on.

Screen addresses at transaction time, not from a page

SanctionsAI is an OFAC screening API for automated systems: one GET per address or counterparty name, matched against the full SDN list rather than a chain-scoped copy, with an audit trail of what matched. Free tier, no signup.

See pricing

Source. Every figure on this page is counted from the U.S. Treasury OFAC SDN enhanced XML export, published 2026-07-24. No figure is estimated. The authoritative list is OFAC's own Sanctions List Search.

Scope. SDN list only. This page does not cover the OFAC Consolidated (non-SDN) lists, the Sectoral Sanctions Identifications list, or the EU, UK or UN lists, and it does not apply the 50 Percent Rule, under which entities owned 50% or more by blocked persons are themselves blocked without being listed by name.

Not legal or compliance advice. A screening decision requires the official list and, where the stakes warrant it, counsel.