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Find the crypto you left behind

Unfinished bridge withdrawals, staking never collected, winnings never redeemed, apps and chains that shut down. Paste your wallets and see what you can still claim, with the official link for each.

Found in 3 wallets

$11,9524 positions, 1 of them only the project’s team can release
  • Polymarket

    Winnings never redeemed, Polygon

    $1,240

    1,240 USDC
  • Arbitrum

    Withdrawal not claimed, Arbitrum

    $1,092

    0.42 ETH
  • Lido

    Withdrawal finished, Ethereum

    $8,060

    3.10 ETH
  • Polygon

    Bridge exit not finished, Polygon

    $1,560

    1,560 USDC
    Team

$2.6B

in positions we found

6,016,625

wallets with at least one position

218

sources checked

203

chains covered

What we find

Biggest first. Open a line to see its chains, assets and every position.

  1. Old tokens never swapped

    RNDR to RENDER, MKR to SKY, MATIC to POL: the old token still waits for its upgrade.

    Token upgrades
    $314M564,266 wallets
  2. Solana stake never withdrawn

    Unstaked SOL that finished cooling down and still sits in a stake account.

    Staking
    $255.7M131,019 wallets
  3. Apps that shut down

    Farms, vaults, lending and DEX liquidity in apps that closed but whose contracts still pay out.

    Closed apps
    $70.6M109,511 wallets
  4. Lido withdrawals never claimed

    You requested ETH back from Lido; it finished, but nobody pressed Claim.

    Ethereum staking
    $69.9M7,980 wallets
  5. Balances on chains that shut down

    zkSync Lite, Lisk and other networks that closed, where balances can still be claimed.

    Shut-down chains
    $68.7M1,843,720 wallets
  6. Expired Pendle positions

    PT and LP positions that matured and can be redeemed for the underlying.

    Ended positions
    $66.8M42,411 wallets
  7. EigenLayer withdrawals queued

    Restaked assets queued for withdrawal and never completed.

    Ethereum staking
    $48.2M12,507 wallets
  8. Optimism, Base and OP chain withdrawals

    Withdrawals to Ethereum that were never proven or finalized after the 7‑day wait.

    Layer-2 withdrawals
    $44.9M99,433 wallets
  9. Polygon bridge exits not finished

    Tokens burned on Polygon to move to Ethereum, with the exit never completed.

    Bridges
    $40.4M64,461 wallets
  10. Finished Sablier streams

    Token streams and vesting that ended, with the balance never withdrawn.

    Ended positions
    $39.7M14,215 wallets
  11. Arbitrum withdrawals not claimed

    The 7 days passed, but the final claim on Ethereum never happened.

    Layer-2 withdrawals
    $16.6M64,730 wallets
  12. Polymarket winnings never redeemed

    Markets resolved in your favor, but the winning shares were never cashed out.

    Ended positions
    $5.5M89,852 wallets

Safe by design

People looking for lost funds are a favorite target for scammers. This is what we will never do.

  • We only read public blockchain data.
  • We never ask you to connect a wallet or sign anything.
  • We never ask for a seed phrase or private key.
  • Claims happen on the official app or contract, in your own wallet.
  • Anyone who offers to recover your funds for you, or asks for your keys, is a scammer.

How it works

  1. Paste your wallets

    Any number of addresses from any chain, or upload a .txt or .csv file. No sign-up, no wallet connection.

  2. See what is yours

    One total, split into what you can claim yourself, what needs the project's team, and what may not work.

  3. Claim it officially

    Each result links to the official app, bridge or contract, with plain steps. You claim it yourself, in your own wallet.

Deadlines coming up

Some chains and apps are closing. After the deadline, claiming can get harder or impossible.

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Questions

Is it safe?

Yes. The site only reads public blockchain data. It never asks you to connect a wallet, sign anything, or share a seed phrase or private key. If anyone asks you for those, it is a scam.

Is it free?

Yes. Checking is free and needs no account. You claim your funds yourself, on the official app or contract, and pay only that network's normal fee.

Where does the data come from?

We read each bridge, staking contract, app and chain directly from the blockchain and count what is still waiting there. Every source is checked against the totals the contracts report.

Why might a claim not work?

Some money can only be released by the project's team, and some apps are gone without a working route. Each result says which case it is. Positions claimed after our snapshot also still show until the next update.

Which wallets and chains can I check?

Ethereum and EVM chains (0x addresses), Solana, Bitcoin, TRON, NEAR, Polkadot, Kusama, Sui, Aptos, TON, Algorand and Tezos. Names like .eth are not supported yet: paste the address.

Do you store the addresses I check?

No. Addresses are used for the lookup and are never saved. We only count checks, and results pages are hidden from search engines.

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