Read-only checker · nothing to sign
Money you forgot
is still yours.
Unlocked stakes, finished vesting, old DEX deposits, unclaimed payouts. Paste a Solana or Ethereum address and see what is still waiting for its owner.
If we were able to help you find funds that have been lost or forgotten, we'd appreciate any tips — we are doing this absolutely for free.
Active positions
Still in use (earning, voting or live orders), so not counted as forgotten.
Nothing left behind in the protocols we check. Clean wallet.
Questions
Is this safe?
This page only reads public blockchain data. It never connects to your wallet, never asks you to sign anything and never asks for a seed phrase or private key. When you decide to withdraw, you do it yourself on Etherscan or Reclaim, and your wallet shows exactly what you sign before you approve.
Why doesn't it ask me to connect a wallet?
Checking only needs a public address — the same data anyone can see on a block explorer. Keeping the check read-only means there is nothing here that could touch your funds.
How much does it cost?
Nothing. We take no fee and no percentage; tips are welcome but completely optional. The only cost is the blockchain's own network fee when you withdraw — usually under $1 on Ethereum and under one cent on Solana. It goes to the network, not to us.
How can there be money I don't know about?
Old exchanges and apps shut their websites down, but their smart contracts keep running and keep your deposit. Airdrops wait until someone claims them. Unstaked tokens sit in a vault until you press withdraw. Without the original website, most people simply never see this money again.
How do you know it's there?
Every contract keeps a public record of who owns what. When you press Check, this page asks the blockchain directly, right now, and test-runs the withdrawal from your address to make sure it would go through.
Can someone else take it?
No. These contracts pay only the owner's address. For a few payouts (airdrops, split payments) anyone may send the transaction, but the money still goes to the owner — never to whoever pressed the button.
It found nothing. Does that mean there is nothing anywhere?
It means none of the places we check hold anything for this address. We cover the most common ones on Solana and Ethereum, not every contract ever deployed. Try your other old wallets too.