M. Nagaraju,Secretary, DFS
The portal, accessible at https://www.unclaimedassetsportal.in, serves as a unified platform providing access to search facilities relating to unclaimed bank deposits, insurance claims, shares, dividends and mutual funds available across the financial ecosystem
A revamped website of the Department of Financial Services was also launched during the meeting. Designed with a citizen-centric approach, the portal offers enhanced accessibility, seamless navigation and improved dissemination of information. The website is available in 23 regional languages and incorporates accessibility features for persons with visual impairments, reinforcing the Government’s commitment to inclusive, accessible and citizen-centric digital service delivery.
New Delhi:The Department of Financial Services (DFS) today launched the Common Landing Portal for Unclaimed Financial Assets, developed in collaboration with PSB Alliance, to facilitate easier access to information relating to unclaimed financial assets.
The portal, accessible at https://www.unclaimedassetsportal.in, serves as a unified platform providing access to search facilities relating to unclaimed bank deposits, insurance claims, shares, dividends and mutual funds available across the financial ecosystem.
The portal was launched by Secretary, DFS, M. Nagaraju, during the review meeting of PSU banks held on 29th May 2026.
The initiative builds upon the nationwide campaign “आपकी पूँजी, आपका अधिकार (Your Money, Your Right)”, undertaken by the DFS in coordination with financial sector regulators, banks and other stakeholders to facilitate awareness, tracing and restitution of unclaimed financial assets.
Nagaraju highlighted that the Portal would improve citizen convenience by bringing together access to multiple search facilities on a single platform and strengthen ongoing efforts towards reconnecting individuals with their rightful financial assets.
He emphasised that PSU banks should continue leveraging technology responsibly while remaining focused on inclusive growth, customer service and long-term institutional resilience.
Secretary, DFS also underscored the importance of maintaining robust grievance redressal systems, strong governance standards and operational preparedness to ensure that the banking system remains resilient, trusted and aligned with the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047.
The Common Landing Portal marks an important step towards building a more accessible, transparent and citizen-centric financial ecosystem.The initiative is expected to enhance public awareness, improve ease of access to information and contribute to the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047 through greater financial empowerment, inclusion and trust in the financial system.
During the meeting, a Coffee Table Book on “आपकी पूँजी, आपका अधिकार (Your Money, Your Right)” was unveiled.
It captures the nationwide campaign undertaken to empower citizens to identify and reclaim unclaimed financial assets and highlights collaborative efforts by banks, financial institutions, regulators and other stakeholders towards facilitating tracing, claim settlement and restitution of unclaimed financial assets to their rightful owners. Over the past six months, over ₹ 6,800 crore has been restituted to nearly 29 lakh claimants across the country.
Special Secretary, DFS Sanjay Lohiya highlighted the importance of strengthening institutional capabilities, operational efficiency and innovation-driven banking practices to meet the evolving requirements of a rapidly transforming financial ecosystem.
A revamped website of the DFS was also launched during the meeting. Designed with a citizen-centric approach, the portal offers enhanced accessibility, seamless navigation and improved dissemination of information.
The website is available in 23 regional languages and incorporates accessibility features for persons with visual impairments, reinforcing the Government’s commitment to inclusive, accessible and citizen-centric digital service delivery.