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This PR requires a re-factor now that we have removed the oif-solver clone from the repo. |
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The U.S. Department of Treasury publishes a sanctions list named "SDN" (Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons).
This PR adds a command to the
solver-clito parse the latest sanctions list and extract all EVM addresses. Those addresses are then dumped to.config/ofac.json.The solver will check each
userandrecipiententry for every intent before processing them and reject those that are on the sanctions list.Currently the sanctions list must be updated manually using the CLI.