ORCA AI HUNT searches 900M+ records from 24,000+ official datasets, published by 280+ governments, regulators and international organizations. Official deep-web sources that traditional search engines can't reach, organized into 16 risk categories.
No training required • Web app, API & AI assistants • Every result cites its source list
Web app • REST API • AI assistants over MCP
ORCA AI HUNT ranks fuzzy name matches across our curated database of official records and applies AI where it helps: risk assessments in reports and access from AI assistants.
When you would rather hand the search over than run it, MCP-governed agents query the same 900M+ records, assess the risk and return a decision-ready report. The agents are in pilot and available to licensed customers on request.
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Orca's hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) server lets Claude, Microsoft 365 Copilot and Teams, Claude Code and Cursor screen people and companies against ORCA AI HUNT data, signed in as you. Access is part of the Orca API.
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Over 900 million records from official sources worldwide, organized under ISO-3166 country codes, filed by issuing authority and grouped into 16 risk categories, from sanctions to corporate registrations.
Corporate due diligence across corporate registrations, politically exposed persons (PEPs), sanctions lists, regulatory enforcement and litigation. Find the officers, directors and related companies named in official records.
Research foreign ownership, control, or influence (FOCI) exposure and links to state-sponsored actors, using sanctions, export-control, political-influence and corporate records. For defense contractors and critical infrastructure.
AML and KYC screening against global sanctions lists, enforcement actions and regulatory databases, with batch screening and nightly monitoring. Supports BSA/AML compliance and OFAC sanctions screening.
ORCA AI HUNT gives investigators something even rarer than data: time. One search covers every dataset at once, and every result names the official list it came from, so analysts spend their hours applying judgment to matches instead of hunting for them.
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The difference lies in data quality, speed, and coverage.
| Capability | ORCA AI HUNT | Traditional Tools |
|---|---|---|
| Data Sources | 24,000+ official government and institutional datasets | Aggregated commercial databases |
| Investigation Speed | Seconds | Days to weeks |
| Geographic Coverage | 230+ countries and territories, plus 40+ international organizations | Limited coverage, mainly Western countries |
| Data Accuracy | Primary source; each dataset collected on its publisher’s schedule | Secondary sources, often outdated |
| Reviewing Matches | Ranked matches, each tied to its official record, with exclusions and notes | Long lists of name matches to clear by hand |
| Analyst Productivity | One search across every dataset; batch screening and nightly monitoring | Manual, time-intensive processes |
Deep web intelligence refers to information stored in databases, government repositories, and institutional sources that are not indexed by traditional search engines. It includes the most authoritative sources for corporate intelligence, compliance screening, and national security investigations. Deep web is not the dark web: ORCA AI HUNT uses only official and institutional publications, never breached, leaked or black-market data.
Understanding the insufficiency of FATF’s PEP definition in addressing modern geopolitical realities.
“Russia and China’s ability to degrade Western democratic institutions is dependent on influencing a broader spectrum of PEPs than currently mandated.”
How America’s competitors have weaponized commercial activities in the gray zone.
“Hostile powers support their commercial activities with the full complement of instruments of national power.”
The challenges of attribution in modern subversion operations.
“…it is often difficult to attribute activities to the actual perpetrators – to identify the operational ultimate beneficial owners. Well-resourced disinformation campaigns camouflage diplomatic, military, and economic activities of adversaries that underpin strategically effective efforts orchestrated over generations.”
Understanding the centrality of the private sector to Great Power Competition.
“…subversion campaigns almost invariably target and/or leverage the private sector. Subversion lives in the gaps and seams between government policy and private sector freedoms.”
Deep web intelligence refers to data stored in databases, government repositories, and institutional sources that are not indexed by traditional search engines like Google. ORCA AI HUNT collects 24,000+ datasets from government agencies, regulatory bodies, and official institutions in 230+ countries and territories, and makes them searchable in one place. Read the complete deep web intelligence guide.
A search returns results from all 24,000+ datasets in seconds, and a saved search becomes a formatted report in one click. Research that typically takes weeks of analyst time starts from a complete, source-cited picture, so analysts spend their time reviewing matches rather than finding them.
ORCA AI HUNT serves financial institutions for AML compliance, government agencies for national security intelligence, corporations for due diligence and risk assessment, law firms for litigation support, and the OSINT community for unique selectors and pivots.
Unlike traditional compliance databases that rely on aggregated commercial data, ORCA AI HUNT accesses primary source material directly from government agencies and official institutions. Every result names the official list it came from, so compliance teams can check a match against the source record before they rely on it.
ORCA AI HUNT holds 900M+ records from 24,000+ datasets, published by 230+ countries and territories and 40+ international organizations, in 16 risk categories: sanctions, local and sector debarments, political exposure and influence, wanted persons, investigations and intelligence, regulatory enforcement, litigation, tax and bankruptcy, intellectual property, licenses, non-profits, assets, supply chain and trade, other pattern-of-life data, and corporate registrations. All data is organized under ISO-3166 country codes.
ORCA AI HUNT helps organizations detect foreign influence and ensure compliance with Foreign Ownership, Control, or Influence (FOCI) regulations by surfacing corporate registrations, officers and directors, government connections, and sanctions and export-control listings from official databases worldwide.
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