Tell Dibs where to look
Add your name, prior names, current address, and places you've lived.
States may be holding money in your name.
For the bill, the buffer, or something just for you.
Old checks from utilities, landlords, and employers pile up with state programs. Dibs finds what might be yours.

Figures reported across official U.S. unclaimed property programs.
How Dibs works
Records are scattered across state programs and hard to search well. Dibs searches them for old checks, refunds, deposits, and balances, then explains what it finds.
Add your name, prior names, current address, and places you've lived.
Dibs searches official unclaimed property records, filters noisy results, and shows why each match may be yours.
File through the official site with clear guidance from Dibs, then record claim statuses and outcomes in one place.
What you could find
Review possible matches and their reported values. Dibs shows why each one may be yours before you decide to claim.


Stay organized
Track the claim statuses and outcomes you record. Found, filed, and paid, all in one place.
Why Dibs
Official unclaimed property searches cost nothing, and they never should. Dibs exists because doing them well takes real work.

More than a one-time search
Companies report new unclaimed property throughout the year. A single manual search can miss money reported later, under an old address, or under a former name.
Past addresses help uncover money reported to states where you used to live.
Former legal names, maiden names, middle initials, and partial records can reveal matches a simple search misses.
See new high-confidence matches from the Dibs Money Monitor.
See what you found, what you filed, and the outcomes you record.
Guided claiming
Get clear guidance while you file on the official state site. You review and submit the claim yourself, and the state pays you directly. Dibs never touches your money.
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Why Dibs exists
"I used Dibs to search, file, and got a check in the mail. That magic moment when I cashed my check made me know I had to share this with others."
Dave, founder of Dibs
Frequently asked questions
Have another question? Email us at hello@dibs.my.
Yes. Official searches are free, and Dibs will always tell you that. But every state runs its own site, each name and old address is a separate search, and nothing tracks what you filed or when you last searched. Dibs runs one wide search, explains why a result may be yours, and keeps every claim organized in one place.
Potential records may include uncashed checks, refunds, deposits, rebates, insurance proceeds, dormant balances, and other property an organization could not return.
No. Dibs helps you discover, understand, and track possible matches. You review and submit each claim through the participating aggregator or official state site.
Property is often reported to the state where you lived when the company lost contact with you. Past addresses help Dibs search and rank results more accurately.
Household search is planned for Dibs but has not shipped yet. When it does, family members will still claim property in their own names through official sites.
Yes. There is no charge to join the Dibs waitlist. We’ll email you about launch access and important product updates.
See what may be waiting
Join the Dibs waitlist and be among the first to search official records and see what may be yours.