Find unclaimed money in your state
State treasuries are holding billions in forgotten paychecks, bank accounts, deposits, and refunds. Pick your state below for its official program, the direct search link, and how to claim.
Alabama
Alabama Unclaimed Property
Alaska
Alaska Unclaimed Property Program
Arizona
Arizona Unclaimed Property
Arkansas
The Great Arkansas Treasure Hunt
California
California Unclaimed Property
Colorado
The Great Colorado Payback
Connecticut
CT Big List
Delaware
Delaware Unclaimed Property
District of Columbia
DC Unclaimed Property
Florida
Florida Treasure Hunt
Georgia
Georgia Unclaimed Property Program
Hawaii
Hawaii Unclaimed Property Program
Idaho
Idaho Unclaimed Property
Illinois
Illinois I-Cash
Indiana
Indiana Unclaimed
Iowa
Great Iowa Treasure Hunt
Kansas
Kansas Cash
Kentucky
Kentucky Unclaimed Property
Louisiana
Louisiana Cash Claim
Maine
Maine Unclaimed Property
Maryland
Maryland Unclaimed Property
Massachusetts
Find Mass Money
Michigan
Michigan Unclaimed Property
Minnesota
Minnesota Missing Money
Mississippi
Mississippi Unclaimed Property
Missouri
Missouri Unclaimed Property
Montana
Montana Unclaimed Property
Nebraska
Nebraska Unclaimed Property
Nevada
Nevada Unclaimed Property
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Unclaimed Property
New Jersey
New Jersey Unclaimed Property
New Mexico
New Mexico Unclaimed Property
New York
New York Unclaimed Funds
North Carolina
NC Cash
North Dakota
North Dakota Unclaimed Property
Ohio
Ohio Unclaimed Funds
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Treasure
Oregon
Oregon Unclaimed Property
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Unclaimed Property
Rhode Island
Find RI Money
South Carolina
South Carolina Unclaimed Property Program
South Dakota
South Dakota Unclaimed Property
Tennessee
Tennessee Unclaimed Property
Texas
ClaimItTexas
Utah
Utah MyCash
Vermont
Vermont Unclaimed Property
Virginia
Virginia Money Search
Washington
Washington Unclaimed Property
West Virginia
West Virginia Unclaimed Property
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Unclaimed Property
Wyoming
Wyoming Unclaimed Property
Search multiple states at once
Most states also list their properties on MissingMoney.com, the multi-state search endorsed by NAUPA — the association of state unclaimed-property administrators. Search there first, then check any state that isn’t listed directly on its official site.
Frequently asked questions
What is unclaimed property?
Unclaimed property is money owed to you that a business could not deliver — uncashed paychecks, forgotten bank accounts, utility deposits, insurance payouts, and refunds. After a dormancy period, businesses must turn it over to the state, which holds it until the owner claims it.
Is searching for unclaimed property free?
Yes. Every state's official search is completely free, and states never charge you to claim your own property. Be cautious of services that charge finder's fees for money you can claim yourself at no cost.
Which states should I search?
Search every state where you have lived, worked, or done business — plus states where relatives who named you as an heir lived. Property is reported to the state connected to your last known address on the account.
Is there a deadline to claim unclaimed property?
In most states, no — states hold unclaimed property indefinitely until the rightful owner or heirs claim it. A small number of circumstances (such as certain securities) can differ, so always confirm with your state's program.
Check all your money-recovery opportunities at once
Unclaimed property is one of eight categories Quovrd tracks. Tell us where you've lived and we'll match you against settlements, refunds, recalls, and more — free.
Quovrd is an informational tool — not a law firm, claims service, or government agency — and is not affiliated with any state unclaimed-property program. We do not file claims on your behalf, and eligibility and payouts are never guaranteed. A linked page may be guidance, support, a directory, a tracker, or a filing destination. Confirm the responsible organization, deadlines, eligibility, and instructions before submitting personal information, and never pay a fee to claim money that is rightfully yours. Read the full disclaimer.