TraceAid Recovery is a Better Business Bureau Accredited firm that assists individuals, families, heirs, and businesses in locating and recovering unclaimed assets that have been remitted to state agencies and other government offices. If we contacted you, our research has identified unclaimed assets that may rightfully belong to you or someone in your family.
With a 98%+ success rate, our track record reflects the effectiveness of our tailored approach and commitment to achieving successful outcomes for every client we serve.
TraceAid Recovery works on a contingency-fee basis. There are no upfront payments, retainers, or out-of-pocket fees to get started. We are only paid when we successfully recover your funds.
If your claim is not successfully recovered, you owe us nothing.
No upfront payments or out-of-pocket costs.
Over $50 million in unclaimed funds successfully recovered for our clients.
Accredited by the Better Business Bureau.
Personal attention, clear communication, and dedicated support throughout your recovery journey.
Unclaimed funds are financial assets that have become separated from their rightful owner. When a business or financial institution loses contact with an owner for a certain period of time, those assets may be transferred to a government agency for safekeeping until the rightful owner or heir comes forward to claim them.
people may have unclaimed
property waiting for them.
of dollars in unclaimed property
are held by states across the country.
A company sent correspondence or a payment to an old address.
An old bank account, investment, CD or other asset sat inactive.
A refund, payroll check, dividend or other payment was never deposited.
When a company goes out of business, merges with another company, or is acquired or absorbed by a new organization, customer accounts can sometimes get lost in the transition.
Financial assets belonging to a deceased family member may remain unclaimed by their heirs.
After the applicable dormancy period, the holder may be required to report the property to the government.