Search more completely for unclaimed property — for yourself, your family, or your organization.
OpenClaim helps individuals and organizations check available public unclaimed-property data, understand possible matches, and continue through official state claim processes.
OpenClaim is not a government agency and does not file claims on your behalf.
Built to work with official processes
OpenClaim uses guided search logic and AI-assisted organization to help identify names, addresses, states, and possible match signals. We are not requesting access to scrape or automate public search portals.
Why OpenClaim is different
Most unclaimed property searches start with a single name. Real life is messier.
People move, names change, businesses rebrand, organizations relocate, and property can be tied to old addresses, prior employers, former legal names, DBAs, subsidiaries, deceased relatives, acquired companies, or places you have not thought about in years.
OpenClaim helps organize those clues, explain possible matches, and guide users back to official state claim processes.
- Search across prior names and name variations
- Build a life-history profile of places you've lived
- Add household, family, and organization connections
- Understand why a record may be relevant
- Save possible matches and search history
- Continue through official state claim processes
OpenClaim helps identify possible matches. Claim eligibility and approval are determined by the applicable state agency.
For businesses and organizations, old names and addresses create missed matches.
Businesses, nonprofits, schools, churches, and other organizations may have unclaimed property tied to prior legal names, DBAs, old addresses, subsidiaries, acquired entities, dissolved entities, vendor refunds, insurance credits, payroll items, tax refunds, or stale checks. OpenClaim helps organize those search clues and identify possible matches through available public data and official state resources.
- Search current and former legal names
- Include DBAs, abbreviations, and punctuation variations
- Check prior headquarters and operating addresses
- Add subsidiaries, acquired entities, and dissolved entities
- Track which states were searched directly and which require official search
- Route potential matches to official state claim processes
Built for the messy reality of unclaimed property search
Search Profile Builder
Organize names, prior names, business names, DBAs, addresses, household connections, and organization history.
Personalized Search Plan
Know which states, names, entities, and variations to check first.
Possible Match Explanations
Understand why a record may be relevant based on name, address, state, organization, or other match signals.
Official Portal Copilot
For states that require official search, OpenClaim helps you know what to try and keeps track of what you checked.
Saved Search Vault
Save possible matches, searched states, notes, official links, and next steps.
Re-check Reminders
Get reminded when state data refreshes or when new coverage becomes available.
Some features are planned or in development. OpenClaim will help users continue through official state claim processes.
Why not just use MissingMoney?
You should use MissingMoney and official state portals. They are important official search and claim resources.
OpenClaim helps with the parts basic search tools do not handle well: knowing which states to check, which name or business-name variations to try, how old addresses may matter, how household or organization connections may affect a search, why a possible match may be relevant, and how to keep the search organized over time.
OpenClaim does not replace official claim portals. It helps individuals and organizations search more completely and continue through official state processes.
Want to search for a business or organization?
OpenClaim is testing business search reports for companies, nonprofits, schools, and organizations with prior names, DBAs, old addresses, subsidiaries, or acquired entities.
Join the early access list
OpenClaim is still being built. Join the early access list to be notified when the product becomes available and as new state coverage is added.