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Track claim opportunities, scan financial pages, and discover business settlements you may qualify for. Most businesses are owed money and never claim it. FoundMoney helps you find it. The extension scans financial activity pages (like Stripe, bank statements, and QuickBooks) and identifies potential claims your business may qualify for — including settlements, fee recoveries, and refunds. What it does: • Detects transaction pages (Stripe, banks, QuickBooks, etc.) • Lets you scan the page with one click • Matches transactions to known claims and recovery opportunities • Shows an estimated recovery range instantly • Sends results to your FoundMoney dashboard for full details Example: You open a Stripe payouts page → click “💰 Check for money” → FoundMoney analyzes the transactions → you see something like: $3,200 – $11,800 potential recovery 3 matched opportunities You can then review and continue in the app. Also includes: • Ongoing tracking of new business settlements • Notifications when new opportunities are added • Optional CSV upload for manual scans Who it’s for: • Businesses using Stripe, QuickBooks, banks, Google, Amazon, shipping providers, etc. • Anyone who wants to check if they’ve been overcharged or qualify for settlements Important: • Results are estimates, not guarantees • Eligibility depends on claim requirements • FoundMoney does not provide legal advice If your business has processed payments, paid vendors, or incurred fees — it’s worth checking.
Mar 18, 2026
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