Governments — state, federal, and local — are holding money that belongs to your company. We find it, verify it, and get it back. You pay only on what you actually receive.
Anyone can run a name through a state website. The money that stays unclaimed is unclaimed because the record no longer matches the company. So we do everything the record requires — from day one.
All fifty state unclaimed property programs, searched systematically.
Additional government sources — federal, state, and local — that a standard name search never reaches.
Funds reported under predecessor names and pre-merger entities, connected back to you.
Every item confirmed against the holding authority's own records before we contact you.
Complete claim files prepared to each jurisdiction's standard of proof.
Recovered funds go to your company — they never pass through our accounts.
A single agreement covers your recovery across all jurisdictions where we identify property.
Agreements entered in full compliance with each state's laws governing recovery services.
We never solicit on speculation. If we've written to you, we've already confirmed specific property in your company's name.
No hidden costs. No upfront charges. Contingency percentages stated numerically, within statutory caps wherever they apply.
Spillway comes out of restructuring and complex capital structures. Claims are documented the way a bank's back office would.
This industry attracts pretenders, so we hold ourselves to a simple standard: if we have written to you, we have already identified and verified specific property in your company's name. Any item we reference can be checked independently, at no cost, with the holding authority — and every item we present carries its verification reference.
Independently owned. No data resale. No third-party "partners." Your company's information is used for one purpose — recovering what you're owed — and nothing else.
Send your company's legal name — with former names and subsidiaries — and the states where you have operated. We will run the search and report a summary of what we find.