Finding lost money in Israel.
Israel has a free official search for inactive bank accounts and deposits, announced by the Bank of Israel. It is a first step for forgotten money held at banks.
Last read: 1 November 2026
Pensions
Key facts and sources
- The Bank of Israel's Banking Supervision Department announced the Money Mountain 2 website in 2016 to help people find inactive bank accounts and deposits, including those of people who have died, at no cost. Source: Bank of Israel, read 1 November 2026.
- Results list the banks where you may have inactive accounts or deposits. They do not show account type, number or balance, so you contact the listed banks. Source: Bank of Israel, read 1 November 2026.
Other lost money
- Dormant bank accounts: Money Mountain 2 (Har HaKesef 2). Bank of Israel notice of a free website for finding inactive bank accounts and deposits, including those of people who have died. Run by: Bank of Israel.
Questions
How do I find forgotten bank accounts in Israel?
The Bank of Israel announced Money Mountain 2, a free website for finding inactive bank accounts and deposits, including those of people who have died.
What does the search show?
It lists the banks where you may have inactive accounts or deposits. It does not show account type, number or balance, so you contact the listed banks.
Is there a search for Israeli pension and provident accounts?
We could not verify an official page for this today, so we do not describe one. Ask your former employer or the fund directly.
Worked in more than one country?
No national tool looks across borders. PensionHunter traces pensions left behind across borders. It is run by Battersea Park Capital. Capital Find Money's founder has an interest in it, and we feature it because no national tool looks across countries. Try the free lost pension checker. Our own count of pensions left behind and the guides are free.
We always point people to the free government tracing route first, and we take nothing from financial advisers.