Find money a family member left behind
Old deposits, forgotten shares, a policy nobody claimed. In India there is no single place to search, but there are a handful of places that between them cover most of it. Tick what your family member might have had, and we will show you exactly where to look and what each place needs.
We search for you: ₹999
A person on our team runs every search that applies to your family, and sends you a written summary of what was found and where, with what each claim will need.
- One fixed fee of ₹999 per person who has died. Never a percentage of anything found.
- Done within five working days of receiving the details we need.
- We search where a portal lets anyone search with the details you give us. Where a portal needs your own login, we guide you through it on a short call while you do it. We will never ask you for an OTP or a password.
- If something is found, the claim pack is a separate, fixed fee, and you decide whether you want it. Full terms are in our terms.
Leave a number or an email below and we will call to take the details and send a payment link. Please do not put PAN or other ID numbers in this form; we take those on the call.
Common questions
- Is there one place to search all unclaimed money in India?
- No. Bank deposits, shares, mutual funds, insurance and provident fund each have their own portal or process. The fastest starting point is often the person’s own income-tax statements (AIS and Form 26AS), which a legal heir can access, because they list every bank and company that reported income against their PAN.
- Can you search just by name?
- Not reliably, and deliberately so. Portals such as RBI UDGAM ask for a name plus an identifier like PAN or date of birth, because a name alone matches strangers and would let anyone look up anyone’s money.
- We found money. What now?
- Each institution has its own claim process, and what it asks for depends on whether there was a nominee and how much is involved. The free check tells you who inherits and every document each institution will want.