How do you know if you have unclaimed shares?

You might have unclaimed investments if:

  • You or a family member invested years ago and lost track
  • Shares were bought in physical form
  • Dividends where never claimed for seven consecutive years
  • You inherited shares but never transferred them
  • Your address, bank, or email changed and records weren't updated

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What we help you with

From search to recovery — in 4 simple steps

1
Search your name on the IEPFA portal

Visit the official IEPFA database and enter your name or your relative’s name to check for unclaimed assets.

2
Identify the claim linked to you

Review the listed companies and claim details. Note down the SRN/company information if a match appears.

3
Prepare documents

Gather the required paperwork—identity proof, succession certificates, affidavits. We guide you through exactly what's needed.

4
Submit & track until recovery

File the application and follow up until the shares, dividends, or funds are transferred to your account.

Every case is different.

That's why expert guidance matters.

Why people trust us

We exist for one reason:
To help people reclaim what already belongs to them.

We work closely with government-defined processes, RTAs, and registrars—while keeping the experience simple, transparent, and human.

Not sure where to begin?

Let an expert guide you—step by step.

Frequently Asked Questions

IEPF (Investor Education and Protection Fund) is a government fund where unclaimed dividends and shares are transferred if they remain unclaimed for 7 consecutive years. This is a protective measure, but thankfully, shareholders can still reclaim their assets by filing the appropriate applications.

The original shareholder can file a claim. In case of their demise, legal heirs can claim after submitting succession documents such as a legal heir certificate, will, or succession certificate issued by a court.

The timeline varies depending on the type of claim and documentation readiness. IEPF claims typically take 3-6 months from filing. RTA claims for dividend or share transmission may be faster. We'll give you a realistic timeline after reviewing your case.

Common documents include identity proof (Aadhaar, PAN), address proof, original share certificates (if physical), demat account details, and for inheritance cases — death certificate, succession certificate, and legal heir affidavit. We'll provide a complete checklist specific to your case.

No. We operate on a success-based fee model. There are no charges for the initial consultation or eligibility check. Our fees are charged only upon successful recovery of your assets.

Yes, legal heirs can claim unclaimed assets of deceased shareholders. You'll need proper succession documentation, and we'll guide you through obtaining the necessary certificates and affidavits.

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