How it works
Three steps. You stay in control.
Crypto protocols keep your balance in their own contracts. When a website shuts down or you forget a step, the money stays there — it still belongs to you. Find My Funds reads the blockchain and shows you where it is.
Paste an address
A Solana address or a 0x… EVM address (Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Avalanche). No sign-up, no wallet connection.
We check live
Our server reads public on-chain data right now across many protocols and bridges and test-runs each withdrawal.
Withdraw yourself
Press Withdraw on a card — or Withdraw everything — and approve in your own wallet; the money goes only to you.
What kind of money do we find?
- Old exchange deposits — decentralized exchanges from 2017–2019 required a deposit before trading. Many deposits were never taken back.
- Bridge withdrawals never finished — moving funds from a layer-2 back to Ethereum takes a second step. Thousands of people never made it.
- Unclaimed airdrops and payouts — distributions that wait until someone claims them, some with no deadline.
- Unlocked stakes and ended vesting — tokens that stopped earning and are ready to withdraw, but were left behind.
- Account rent on Solana — empty accounts that still lock small amounts of SOL you can get back.
Where we look
A few of the best-known places we check — chosen by how many people and how much money are still waiting there:
…and 80+ more places on Solana and 1,900+ contracts on Ethereum and other EVM networks.
What does it cost?
Checking is free. Withdrawing with our button costs a service fee of 7% on Ethereum and the other EVM networks and 9% on Solana, and nothing on amounts under $5 — every card shows what you get after it. Withdrawing by hand on Etherscan costs nothing extra. If we helped, you can also leave a tip: a slider next to the Withdraw button; it starts at “No tip”, so nothing extra is sent unless you choose.
What if nothing is found?
Then none of the places we check hold anything for that address right now. We add new sources regularly, so it is worth checking your old wallets again later.