About SettleWorth
Sometimes the clue is ordinary: a product name, an old receipt, a company you dealt with years ago. SettleWorth helps Canadians connect those scraps of memory to current settlement information worth checking.
Drag the green glass anywhere across the first section. When it passes close to an illustrated clue, the drawing becomes more specific and a short SettleWorth observation appears. Keyboard users can press Enter or Space to move between examples.
no receipt?. some official processes accept other proof.
What we actually do
The hard part shouldn't be knowing what to search for.
The facts are public. They are also scattered across court notices, administrator sites, PDFs and claim pages.
SettleWorth does the cross-checking: what is open, which date matters, what changed, and where the official next step lives.
We do not decide eligibility or file claims for you. The administrator or official source still has the final word.
The longer view
Settlements are the starting point.
If we do this well, settlements are only the first category. The longer bet is one place that keeps looking across legitimate ways Canadians may have money to recover, checks the source, and tells you when something is worth your attention. We call that recovery intelligence.
Good opportunities shouldn't disappear just because the information was hard to find.
Independent, on purpose
Hi, I'm Farish.
Farish Punjani — Founder
I'm building SettleWorth in Toronto around a simple frustration: a legitimate recovery opportunity can be completely public and still be easy to miss.
So the product tries to do the unglamorous work well: find the source, check the date, explain the next step, and say plainly when something is uncertain.
SettleWorth can help you prepare and find the official route. Your claim documents, banking details and government credentials stay out of it.
SettleWorth is an independent informational product. It is not a law firm or claims administrator.
Start with what you remember