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Raindrop reunites customers with over £2bn in lost pensions since launch

During 2026, it traced almost £1bn across 133,000 pots through its work with providers including AJ Bell, Monzo and Mylo from Aegon.

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Raindrop has reunited customers with more than £2bn in lost or dormant pension savings since its launch.

The pension-finding platform recovered more than 230,000 individual pots.

During 2026, it traced almost £1bn across 133,000 pots through its work with providers including AJ Bell, Monzo and Mylo from Aegon.

Vivan Shridharani, co-founder and chief commercial officer at Raindrop, said: “There is huge demand for simple pension-finding tools that empower people to regain control of their retirement savings. 

“Dormant assets are a major issue which Raindrop is tackling through its partnerships with some of the UK’s largest pension providers – this approach has already reunited customers with billions of pounds in savings but this is just the tip of the iceberg.

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“To enhance support for customers and boost consolidation, pension providers and financial institutions are working tirelessly to streamline the tracing process and boost engagement.”

Shridharani added: “Tools such as Raindrop’s platform play a critical role in this and we have an ambitious product innovation roadmap which will deliver even greater support over the coming months.”

Guy Opperman, non-executive director at Raindrop, said: “Raindrop has already demonstrated its positive impact. 

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“As it continues its scale-up journey I believe it will cement its position as the go-to pensions tracing player in the UK and be the next British tech success story.”