Four real, official government & institutional portals — free, no signup with us required, takes about ten minutes. We built this because it's the same problem the Life Guard page talks about, and checking is the one part of it you can do today.
RBI's own portal for searching unclaimed deposits across multiple banks at once, instead of checking bank-by-bank. Register with your mobile number, then search by name, date of birth, or PAN.
Open UDGAM (udgam.rbi.org.in) ↗The Investor Education & Protection Fund Authority's own search tool — "Know Your Unclaimed Dividend/Shares." Search by name, folio number, DP ID/Client ID, or PAN.
Open IEPF (iepf.gov.in) ↗EPFO's member portal shows your passbook and balance for every UAN you've ever had — the most common way people rediscover a PF account from a job they left years ago. You'll need your UAN and registered mobile number.
Open EPFO Member Portal ↗There's no single unified portal for every insurer, but LIC — India's largest — has its own "Unclaimed Amounts of Policyholders" search under Customer Services. If you or a family member held policies with other insurers, their individual websites publish the same kind of list.
Open LIC unclaimed-amounts search ↗These are the official portals as of September 2026 — Vaultherit doesn't operate, control, or profit from any of them, and never asks for your details here to use them.
Checking once is good. Making sure your own family never has to run this same search for you is better — that's the part Vaultherit actually does.
Free lets you explore every category and start with 3 record types, no card needed. Worth trying before you decide.
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