You unstake.
Your NEAR waits in the protocol
while it unlocks.
✳ Your NEAR, waiting to come home
Find the NEAR
you left behind.
Unstaked doesn’t always mean withdrawn.
Let’s see if your money is still waiting.
Just curious?
30,681accounts with NEAR waiting10.55MNEAR listedSee the waiting room ↓
Withdrawal check
MainnetEnter your account to see what’s waiting.
LiNEAR, Meta Pool, rNEAR and indexed validator pools.
Your NEAR stays yours. Always.
A small step people miss
It becomes available.
It may not appear in your wallet.
You still need to withdraw it.
Bring it home.
Connect your wallet. Approve once.
Your NEAR comes straight to you.
THE PUBLIC LEADERBOARD
10 Nov 2026 · snapshotThe waiting room.
NEAR that’s ready for its next move.
30,681accounts with NEAR waiting
10.55M
NEAR listed in total
NEAR listed in totalAcross 3 staking protocols (LiNEAR, Meta Pool, rNEAR) and 858 validator pools. Each account is counted once. The total is a gross snapshot sum, not lost funds: some NEAR may be counted twice.
| # | Account | Waiting NEAR |
|---|
At least one matured balance above 0.01 NEAR per account. This isn’t a lost-money list; owners may be waiting intentionally. Click an account to check what is available now.
305,908 unique accounts checked · block 223975859What this count includes
Accounts in LiNEAR, Meta Pool, rNEAR and the recognized validator pools below. An account must have at least one matured balance above 0.01 NEAR; smaller amounts are excluded. Each account is counted once, including contract and lockup accounts that may need a different withdrawal route.
These are snapshot balances, not guaranteed payouts. The live checker verifies availability before offering a withdrawal. The total sums the listed balances. A protocol’s own balance can represent the same NEAR as its users’ balances, so adding both can count the same money twice. This isn’t a total of unique lost funds.
Made to be checked, not trusted.
Look first.
Scanning reads public chain data. No wallet, no signature, no sign-up.
Withdrawals go only to you.
FOUND asks your wallet for one withdraw call on the protocol’s own contract. That call pays the account that signs it, so there is no destination to change. No access key, no custody, no fee.
Check the work.
Every result names the block it was read at, and every withdrawal is confirmed against its public receipt. The read-only API is public. Source publication is planned for submission.
Checks LiNEAR, Meta Pool, rNEAR and indexed validator pools on NEAR mainnet. Pool discovery can miss recent activity. Aurora has read-only coverage. Other custom pools, tokens and bridges aren’t covered. A clear result only covers the places checked.
How recovery tracking works
FOUND records withdrawal requests and verifies their public transaction receipts. Totals count confirmed withdrawals and unique accounts. We don’t collect browsing analytics or wallet keys. Tracking may miss a withdrawal if the service is unavailable.