A practical electrochemically driven method for fluorosulfonylation of both aryl and alkyl thianthrenium salts has been disclosed. The strategy does not need external redox reagents or metal catalysts. In combination with C-H thianthrenation of aromatics, this method provides a new tool for the site-selective fluorosulfonylation of drugs.
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