Real public-evidence example

Verify a business counterparty before an agent acts.

This example checks Apple Inc. using its current GLEIF legal-entity record and AUX's bounded official OFAC exact-name evidence. It requires no account, API key, payment, or package installation.

Run the complete check

Use Node.js 18 or newer. Copy the command exactly:

curl -fsS https://aux.prdictionedge.ai/examples/counterparty-check.mjs -o counterparty-check.mjs
node counterparty-check.mjs \
  --name "Apple Inc." \
  --lei "HWUPKR0MPOU8FGXBT394" \
  --line "C/O C T Corporation System" \
  --line "330 N. Brand Blvd" \
  --line "Suite 700" \
  --city "Glendale" \
  --region "US-CA" \
  --country "US" \
  --postal-code "91203"

Expected successful conclusion: CERTIFIED with Receipt verification: VALID. Public records can change, so the live result—not this page—is authoritative.

Why the address looks unfamiliar

The current profile binds the submitted company to the legal address in GLEIF, not a familiar headquarters, campus, mailing, or storefront address. The command uses the legal address in Apple's public GLEIF record.

Inspect the source GLEIF record

What AUX proves

The submitted legal identity and address match a current GLEIF record.
The submitted name has no exact normalized primary or alias match in the official OFAC files used by AUX.
The resulting bounded certification receipt has a valid AUX signature.

Limits

This is bounded evidence, not legal or sanctions-compliance advice. OFAC coverage is exact normalized name matching within the named primary and alias files; it is not fuzzy, ownership-based, or comprehensive clearance. AUX does not execute the downstream action.

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