Raindrop recovered more than £675m across 67,000 lost pension pots in 2025, the pension-finding platform has revealed.

This represented an increase of 169 per cent compared to 2024, when it reunited savers with £251m from 18,000 lost pension pots.

The platform noted that it has spent the past year working with existing clients, including Aegon, AJ Bell, and Monzo, to help customers track down lost or forgotten pensions.

In the coming year, Raindrop plans to collaborate with more financial institutions to provide access to its pension-finding technology for more savers and increase support for those who have lost track of their pension pots.

Since its launch, Raindrop has found more than £1bn from over 103,000 pensions using the technology.

However, it noted there was still a huge number of lost pensions, with analysis from the Pensions Policy Institute estimating that £31.1bn is sitting in almost 3.3 million lost pension pots in the UK.

“For too long, tracing lost pensions has been a time-consuming and often fruitless process for savers,” said Raindrop co-founder and CCO, Vivan Shridharani.

“Over the last year, our simple pension-finding technology has reunited over £675m in lost pots with 10s of thousands of savers.

“With the support of our clients, we have seen a huge jump in growth in the value and number of recovered pension pots in 2025, breaking the £1bn barrier.

“However, given over £31bn in retirement savings remains unclaimed, this is just the tip of the iceberg.

“During 2026, we will continue to collaborate with existing clients and announce new partnerships with some of the UK’s leading financial institutions lined up for 2026.”

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