Find Money You May BeMissing in Canada.

C$4.97B is reported across just six official Canadian recovery pools. Start with 26 checks in one sweep.

Run my Canadian Money Sweep

Free · No account · No banking or CRA credentials

The product

This is the Money Sweep.

See the check, understand why it matters, then continue with the official source.

Your Canadian Money Sweep

Three starting checks

26 checks total

CRA uncashed cheques

Government of Canada cheques do not expire. CRA says uncashed cheques at least six months old can appear in My Account.

Check CRA cheques

Unclaimed bank balances

Certain balances inactive for 10 years are transferred to the Bank of Canada’s Unclaimed Properties Office.

Search old bank balances

Provincial unclaimed property

Québec, British Columbia and Alberta maintain separate official registries for property held under provincial rules.

Check my province
Open the full Money Sweep

Recognition beats case names

Claims you may recognize

Start with a company, product or service you remember. You do not need to know the legal case name.

Checked against official sources. Open a card to see the current deadline, proof and next step.

Opens laterCanada-wide

The September 25 opt-out and objection deadline has passed. Court approval is pending, with a hearing scheduled for November 12, 2026. Compensation claims are not open.

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Official published totals

C$4.97B

Reported across just six official Canadian recovery pools.

These are separate official program snapshots — not unique people, and not an estimate of what any one person can recover.

From clue to action

SettleWorth helps you look. Official programs make the decision.

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Why this appeared

See the company, product or program that made this check relevant.

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What matters now

Deadline, proof, location and the current next step stay together.

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Where to go

Continue with the government program or settlement administrator that makes the decision.

The boundaries are part of the product

No account first. No financial credentials. No eligibility guessing.

Official sources

Government programs and settlement administrators remain the source of truth.

No account required

Search and start the Money Sweep without creating a SettleWorth account.

No financial credentials

SettleWorth never asks for your banking or CRA sign-in details.

No eligibility decisions

SettleWorth can point out a possible fit. The official program or administrator decides eligibility and payment.

A few plain answers.

What is a settlement claim?

A settlement claim is a form you may fill out when a class action has been settled. A class action is one case brought for a group of people with a similar issue. You do not need to start a lawsuit yourself. A claim may ask for money, a refund, a repair, or another kind of help. You usually need to fill out a form before the deadline. SettleWorth helps you find possible claims; the claim office checks the claim.

Do I have to pay to use SettleWorth?

No. SettleWorth is free to use. If a settlement has an official form, you decide whether to submit through that official process.

Do I have to sue anyone?

Usually not. Sending in a settlement claim normally does not mean you personally start or manage a lawsuit. The claim office handles the claim process.

Does SettleWorth submit a claim for me?

No. SettleWorth sends you to the official form. You decide whether to submit.

Are matches approvals?

No. A match means your answers look relevant to the information we checked. A match is not an approval. The claim office decides eligibility and payouts.

Why might I need proof?

Some settlements ask for receipts, account records, emails, order confirmations, or other documents. Others may not require proof. The official form tells you what is needed.

What information do I need to check a match?

Usually your province, a company or product you remember, rough dates, and whether you may have proof. You do not need your SIN, banking login, CRA login, or government ID to browse or match.