COUNTRY / ASSET INTELLIGENCE

Where does your asset
depend on a place?

A country matters when an asset relies on its customers, operations, payment rails, custody, ownership rights or exit market. Map that connection before judging exposure.

01 / Locate the dependency

Choose the country tied to the asset, not simply the domain extension or where you live.

02 / Size the connection

Estimate the share of this asset that depends on that country.

03 / Check the route out

Review governance signals, restrictions and the practical path to transfer or sell.

2025 World Bank WGI scores, API updated 8 October 2026. This is a structural proxy, not live crisis monitoring.

SOURCE INDICATORS / WORLD BANK 2025

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Political stability—World Bank / 100
Regulatory quality—World Bank / 100
Rule of law—World Bank / 100

YOUR EXPOSURE SCENARIO

Choose the asset.
See the connection.

Country of registration alone is rarely the whole story. Choose how the asset actually relies on this geography. The index below is a planning prompt, not a forecast or a probability of loss.

ILLUSTRATIVE COUNTRY-DEPENDENCY INDEX

Digital business

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WHAT TO CHECK NEXT

    How the index worksCountry pressure = 100 − weighted average of political stability, regulatory quality and rule of law. Dependency index = country pressure × your estimated country share. Category weights are shown beside each result. A higher number means more exposure to investigate; it is not a loss probability, investment advice, a live alert or a sanctions verdict. Missing source data produces no index.
    RESTRICTIONS WATCH / U.S. OFAC

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    A country-program flag never means every transaction is prohibited. No flag never means a transaction is cleared. Rules depend on parties, asset, sector, currency, location and date.

    Verify official programs ↗

    Sources: World Bank political stability, World Bank regulatory quality, World Bank rule of law, and OFAC sanctions programs. The OFAC program-name mapping was checked 10 October 2026 and is not an automated sanctions screen. A qualified adviser should verify any real transaction.