Billions of dollars — and billions more in crypto — are sitting in government databases, forgotten accounts, and bankrupt exchanges — unclaimed, waiting, and legally yours to collect.
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Start Free Search →1. Your Lost Superannuation (Australia)
Every time an Australian changes jobs, there's a chance a super account gets left behind. The ATO is currently holding over A$18.9 billion in lost and unclaimed super across 7.3 million accounts — and most of it belongs to people who have no idea it's there.
If you've had more than one job, worked a casual gig, or moved interstate — that could be you. Search for free at the Australia unclaimed money page.
2. Unclaimed State Property (USA)
Banks are required by law to hand over dormant accounts to the state government after 3–5 years of inactivity. Every US state does this — and the total sitting unclaimed is over $70 billion.
Had a childhood savings account? Moved states for college or work? Had a security deposit you forgot about? Search every US state at once at the US unclaimed money page.
3. Forgotten UK Pensions
The average person changes jobs 11 times in their career. The Association of British Insurers estimates £31.1 billion is sitting in forgotten UK pension pots across 3.3 million lost accounts.
If you've ever changed jobs, moved abroad, or had a short-term contract in the UK — search UK unclaimed money here.
4. Crypto Airdrops You Never Collected
Blockchain protocols regularly distribute free tokens to eligible wallets — often with no notification. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Cardano, Avalanche, and hundreds of smaller tokens across dozens of chains.
If you've held any crypto wallet in the last few years and haven't checked recently, there may be uncollected airdrops in your wallet. The Crypto Claims hub has everything you need to check.
5. FTX, Celsius, and Bankrupt Exchange Claims
If you held funds on any of these exchanges, your claim may still be open — and payouts are actively happening:
- FTX — $10B+ distributed so far, with more rounds scheduled in 2026
- Celsius Network — ~$3B owed to creditors (~$2.5B already repaid)
- Mt. Gox — ~$9B in Bitcoin, repayments ongoing through 2026
- BlockFi — $1.2B+ owed, active claims portal
- Voyager Digital — $1B+ owed
Assumed your funds were gone forever? Check your claim status at the crypto claims page. FTX specifically has a July 31, 2026 distribution deadline — full FTX guide here.
6. Dormant Bank Accounts (30+ Countries)
Most countries have unclaimed money registers. Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, India, Ireland, France, Italy, Germany, Japan — they all hold dormant account funds and publish searchable registers.
Lived abroad? Opened a bank account overseas? Had a relative in another country? Use the country guides on this site to search each database directly. Full country list here.
7. Accounts in a Deceased Relative's Name
When someone passes away, accounts don't automatically transfer. In most countries, legitimate heirs can claim dormant funds years or even decades later — with a death certificate and proof of relationship.
Lost a parent, grandparent, or relative in the last 20+ years? Search their name alongside your own. The process varies by country but is almost always free and does not require a lawyer.
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