Free unclaimed property search
Billions in lost money is waiting. Some of it could be yours.
Banks, employers, and insurers routinely hand the government cash they can't return to you — old paychecks, dormant accounts, refunds, and deposits. We pool the records official state programs publish — 119 million of them, worth over $23 billion— into one free search. Matching is fuzzy — misspellings and maiden names still turn up, so “Jon Smyth” finds “John Smith.”
- records searched
- 119M+
- in unclaimed property
- $23B+
- states & jurisdictions
- 59
records searched
in unclaimed property
states & jurisdictions
Data current as of July 28, 2026 · the data by state · sources
Search your name — it's free
Try your name, a maiden or business name, or a former address. Then browse by state & city or read how to find unclaimed money.
What turns up as unclaimed property?
After a few years of no contact, holders must turn these over to the state — where they sit until the owner claims them. Any of them could be filed under your name.
Uncashed paychecks
Final wages, bonuses, and commissions from old jobs.
Dormant bank accounts
Checking, savings, and CDs left inactive for years.
Stocks & dividends
Shares and dividend checks that never reached you.
Insurance payouts
Life, auto, and health benefits or premium refunds.
Utility & rental deposits
Security deposits from apartments and moves past.
Tax & vendor refunds
Overpayments and rebates handed to the state.
Safe-deposit contents
Property from boxes banks turned over to the state.
Store credits & checks
Gift balances, rebates, and other uncashed checks.
See the full breakdown in types of unclaimed property.
Why search here
Always free
We never charge to search or to show you where to claim. Claiming from the state is free too — watch out for finder scams.
Official state data
Every record comes straight from official government unclaimed-property programs — one search instead of dozens. See our data sources.
Finds near-misses
Fuzzy name matching and sound-alike phonetics catch typos, nicknames, and maiden names other searches miss.