FindersKeepers scans government databases and financial registries so you don't have to spend hours digging through state treasury websites. We do the hunting. You keep what you find.
Start Your Free Scan →Every year, state governments, banks, insurers, and employers hold onto billions of dollars that belongs to people they've lost track of. Forgotten bank accounts, unclaimed tax refunds, insurance payouts, pension funds — these are all escheated to the state after a dormancy period.
The people who lost this money rarely know it exists. The databases are public, but they're fragmented, hard to search, and change constantly. FindersKeepers solves that by building software that searches them for you.
You tell us your name and the states you've lived in. We scan official unclaimed property databases and surface any matches — complete with the source agency, approximate amount, and instructions on how to claim it yourself.
Our software scans 55+ databases across all 50 states — more than any manual search could cover in a lifetime.
We cross-reference names, dates, and addresses to confirm potential matches before presenting them to you.
Every result includes the official claim process so you know exactly what steps to take to recover your funds.
No one should lose money simply because they didn't know to look for it.— The FindersKeepers Mission
We built FindersKeepers because unclaimed property is a solvable problem. It shouldn't require expert knowledge or weeks of research. You already own that money — we're just here to help you find it.
FindersKeepers is a search tool, not a legal service. We don't file claims on your behalf or contact agencies for you. What we do is find matches so you know what's out there, then show you exactly how to claim it directly through the official channels.
This keeps our service simple and affordable. You don't pay us to do legal work — you pay us for search technology that finds money you didn't know was yours. The claim process itself is free and can be done directly with the holding agency.