ST0325
3.5. Transaction Screening Procedures - Implement procedures to help prevent diversion of the export/transfer to unauthorized end-users or end-uses.
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3.5. Transaction Screening Procedures - Implement procedures to help prevent diversion of the export/transfer to unauthorized end-users or end-uses.
Assessed by HEXDI
What HEXDI assesses.
- M6
4 — TRANSACTION SCREENING
Program requires prohibited party screening of all customers, to include screens of each customer’s name, address, and associated…
- M6
5 — TRANSACTION SCREENING
Program requires due diligence screening of new customers to verify each customer's name, address, business, and countries of operations…
- M6
6 — TRANSACTION SCREENING
Program requires due diligence screening to confirm the end user, if different than the customer, and the end user's name, address, and…
- M6
7 — TRANSACTION SCREENING
Program requires due diligence screening to confirm the details of any routed transactions and resolve any discrepancies between…
- M6
1 — TRANSACTION SCREENING
Screening procedures check all transactions involving EAR-controlled articles for transshipment through a country identified at EAR Section…
- M6
7 — TRANSACTION SCREENING
Screening procedures check all transactions for risks of diversion, to include screening transactions against red flags of diversion listed…
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- WASSENAAR8 citations
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ST0549
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- WASSENAAR7 citations
ST0210
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- WASSENAAR5 citations
ST0321
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Source & revisions
- First mapped
- Jun 8, 2022
- Last updated
- May 26, 2026 (34m ago)
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- Elements of Internal Compliance Programmes For Dual-Use Items