AussieJournal -- More than $70 billion in unclaimed money sits dormant in the United States alone, according to the National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators (NAUPA). Globally, the total runs into the hundreds of billions. The problem: most people don't know it exists, and fewer know how to search across multiple countries at once.

CryptoAndMoneySearch.com solves this with a free, no-signup aggregator that searches official government unclaimed property databases across 30+ countries simultaneously — and uniquely, also checks claims from 9 failed cryptocurrency exchanges in the same search.

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CryptoAndMoneySearch covers:
- All 50 US states (via MissingMoney.com and direct state portals)
- Australia (ASIC MoneySmart — $2.7 billion currently held)
- United Kingdom (MyLostAccount — 70+ providers)
- Canada (Bank of Canada unclaimed balances)
- 20+ European and Asia-Pacific nations
- 9 failed crypto exchanges: FTX, Celsius, Mt. Gox, BlockFi, Voyager, Cryptopia, Genesis, Binance.US, and Bittrex

"One in seven Americans has unclaimed money waiting for them, with an average value of around $2,080," said a spokesperson for the MoneyFinder Team. "Add international databases and failed crypto exchanges, and the number of people who don't know they're owed money is enormous. We built this tool to make that search as simple as possible — one place, completely free, no account needed."

The Crypto Claims Opportunity

FTX, the collapsed exchange once valued at $32 billion, has over $16 billion in assets being distributed to creditors in 2026 through administrator Kroll. Celsius Network, Mt. Gox, BlockFi, and Voyager are all in active or pending distribution phases. CryptoAndMoneySearch links directly to each exchange's official claims portal — no fees, no intermediaries.

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Private recovery companies frequently charge 15–30% of any amount found. CryptoAndMoneySearch.com charges nothing — all searches open directly to official government and exchange portals, and no personal data is stored.

New: Free Tool Comparison Guide

The MoneyFinder Team has published a full comparison of every major free unclaimed money search tool — including MissingMoney.com, NAUPA/unclaimed.org, MyLostAccount, ASIC MoneySmart, and the Kroll FTX portal — at:
https://cryptoandmoneysearch.com/best-unclaimed-money-search-tool

Search free at https://cryptoandmoneysearch.com — no signup, no fees, results in under 2 minutes.