Coloradans looking for missing money through the Great Colorado Payback will find the state’s unclaimed property database at a new website address: unclaimedproperty.colorado.gov
“It is the state treasury’s responsibility to safeguard Coloradans' unclaimed property,” said Colorado State Treasurer Dave Young. “The security embedded in a colorado.gov domain reflects the Great Colorado Payback’s values and commitment to protecting people’s assets until they are returned to the rightful owners.”
The upgraded website address aligns with the program’s mission to provide a safe, secure and completely free way for individuals and businesses to search for and claim missing money. The colorado.gov domain identifies the website as an official government service and provides added assurance for users searching for unclaimed property online.
The Great Colorado Payback returns lost or forgotten assets, such as uncashed checks, utility deposits, insurance proceeds, and other financial property to rightful owners. Claims may belong to individuals, businesses, nonprofits, towns, cities and other organizations.
The state treasury currently holds $2.5 billion owed to more than 17 million entities. Coloradans can search for unclaimed property and begin a claim at unclaimedproperty.colorado.gov or greatcopayback.colorado.gov.
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