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🇨🇦 Canada
What might you have forgotten?
Pick the closest match. If you are not sure, open two — the explanations are short and they will tell you quickly whether it applies to you.
How it works in Canada: In Canada the route depends on who held the money. Federally regulated banks report to the Bank of Canada. Most other property is provincial, and only some provinces run a public register.
- 🏦Forgotten bank accountsAn old savings or current account you stopped using.›
- 🏛️Government-held unclaimed propertyMoney a company owed you that was handed to the government.›
- 🧾Refunds and government chequesA tax refund or benefit payment that never reached you.›
3 categories with verified official destinations in Canada.
⚠️ Before you pay anyone, read this
- Searching is free everywhere on this site. Every destination we route you to is an official government or regulator service that does not charge you to look.
- You never need a recovery agent. Firms that offer to "recover" your money for a percentage are doing a search you can do yourself in a few minutes.
- No official service will ask you to pay a fee to release your own money. A request for an advance fee, a processing charge, or a tax payable up front is the single clearest sign of a scam.
- Type the address yourself, or use our link. Do not follow links from an unexpected email, SMS or WhatsApp about unclaimed money, and do not scan a QR code to receive a payout.
- Nobody legitimate needs your password, OTP or full card number to help you find unclaimed money.
Let’s Find Money does not hold, recover, or guarantee any funds. We are not a government service and we are not affiliated with any of the organisations we link to. We do not search on your behalf, we do not see your results, and we hold no claimant data. What we do is point you to the official service that actually holds the money, so you can search it yourself, free. Rules, eligibility and processes are set by those organisations and can change — always read their own guidance.