Found money

Give pally the names and places worth searching: your own name, a maiden or former name, previous addresses, and the states you have lived or worked in. You can add family members you are helping. The more history you give it, the more places a forgotten account can turn up.

Pally works through the official databases one by one in its secure browser: each state treasury's unclaimed property search and the national registries for abandoned retirement accounts. It only uses the free official sources, never a finder service that takes a cut of what you are already owed.

This runs as a background task and can take a long time. Pally stays quiet while it works and texts you when there is something to report: the holder, the amount, where the money came from, and what claiming it requires. A search that finds nothing gets one honest message, not silence.

Filing is pally's job until the law says otherwise. It completes the claim with details you confirm, then hands back the steps that need you personally: an ID photo, a signature, a notarized form, or something posted by mail. It sends you the link, says exactly what is left, and tracks the claim until it pays.