FindYouFunds — service that locates any unclaimed tokens or other assets you may have forgotten about.
If you’ve been in the crypto space for a while or have frequently interacted with various protocols, you might still have unclaimed assets sitting in your wallets.
Pricing
The check is free
Questions
Is this safe?
Checking just reads public blockchain data, so there's nothing to connect. When you withdraw, your wallet shows every transaction before you sign it. We never ask for a seed phrase, a private key or a signature, and we never hold your money: it goes from the protocol's contract to your wallet. The only things sent to us are the 5% fee and a tip if you add one. Bridge claims go through our FeeRouter (open source, verified on Etherscan), which makes the call and forwards the fee. Every withdrawal is simulated from your address first. If you'd rather not use our button, each Ethereum card has steps to do it yourself on Etherscan.
How much does it cost?
Checking is free. Withdrawing with our button costs 5%, and nothing if the amount is under $5. The card shows what you get after the fee. Tips are optional and off by default. Doing it yourself on Etherscan costs nothing. You also pay the normal network fee: usually under $1 on Ethereum and a fraction of a cent on Solana.
How can there be money I don't know about?
Websites shut down, but their contracts keep running. A deposit on an exchange that closed in 2018 is still in its contract. Same with bridge withdrawals someone started and never finished, airdrops nobody claimed, unstaked tokens and old ENS deposits. Without the original website, most people never find it.
How do you know it's there?
Contracts record who owns what. When you press Check, we read that from the blockchain and simulate the withdrawal from your address, so you only see what can actually be withdrawn.
Can someone else take it?
No. The contract pays the owner's address. For some claims (bridges, airdrops) anyone is allowed to send the transaction, but the money still goes to the owner.