Why benefits become unclaimed
People change jobs, move, change contact numbers, pass away, or leave incomplete beneficiary information.
Unclaimed benefits are amounts that may remain unpaid because the rightful member, beneficiary or dependant has not completed the required process, cannot be located, or the institution does not have current information.
People change jobs, move, change contact numbers, pass away, or leave incomplete beneficiary information.
Pension, retirement, insurance and other institutional benefits can remain unresolved until the correct person is identified and verified.
Institutions must avoid paying the wrong person, so names alone are rarely enough to complete a claim.
Savannah helps trace, verify and progress credible potential entitlement cases using authorised information and controlled workflows.
Savannah cannot guarantee that a benefit exists or that an institution will approve a claim.
No. Savannah can investigate and verify possible matches, but the responsible institution makes the final entitlement decision.
No. Banking and payment mandates are completed through the approved secure onboarding process.
Yes. Institutions can contact Savannah for tracing, verification and case administration mandates.