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CF Enforcement Check
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CF Enforcement Check is a paid API for AI agents from cf-enforcement-check.cf-exclusion-check.workers.dev, paid per call via x402, $0.05/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-19).
Checks whether a company has any federal enforcement actions, court records, or filings against it, returning a verdict, match count, matched names, agencies, and date-based activity signals.
Price / call$0.05
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Any federal enforcement action, court record or filing against this company? Verdict, match count, the names matched on, agencies, latest date, 90-day and 12-month counts. Signals from public records, not a compliance screen.
Output
Returns a verdict (match/no match), the total number of matching enforcement records, the specific organization names that matched, the federal agencies or courts involved, the date of the most recent action, and counts of actions in the trailing 90-day and 12-month windows — all sourced from public federal records.
Example use cases
Vendor due diligence before onboarding
“Before we sign a contract with Meridian Health Solutions, can you check if they have any federal enforcement actions or regulatory filings on record? I want to know the verdict, any agencies involved, and how recent the activity is.”
Investor screening for portfolio company
“I'm looking at investing in TerraForce Energy LLC — can you pull their federal enforcement history? I need to know if there's anything on record, which agencies flagged them, and whether there's been activity in the past year.”
Monitoring a competitor's regulatory standing
“Keep an eye on whether NovaPay Financial Services picks up any new federal enforcement actions — can you do a check now and tell me the match count, agencies, and the latest date any action was recorded?”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://cf-enforcement-check.cf-exclusion-check.workers.dev/v1/checkWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need a quick, low-cost signal on whether a company has federal enforcement exposure — especially useful for vendor onboarding, investor due diligence, or competitive monitoring. Prefer this over the full enforcement report sibling endpoint when you only need summary-level signals (verdict, counts, agencies, dates) rather than per-record detail. Best for automated screening workflows where a pass/fail verdict with trend indicators is sufficient.
Side effects
- Organization name not specific enough — returns false positives for common business names
- No records found for a real company if it operates under a different legal name
- CIK mismatch if an incorrect SEC identifier is provided
- State filter too narrow — may exclude relevant federal actions filed in different jurisdictions
- Rate limiting or payment failure resulting in no response
Input
Schema · Request body
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| output | object |
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