N-Halo compounds are versatile reagents and have been employed as potentially reactive intermediates that are widely used in organic synthesis. 1 Numerous methods utilizing an electrophilic halogen source have been studied to achieve the N-halogenation of amines and amides. 2 Sodium hypohalites (bleach and NaOBr), tert-butyl hypochlorite, and N-halo succinimides (NCS and NBS) are the most common reagents used to perform this N–H to N–X oxidation. However, these ...