PensionHunter Launches Global AI Pension Recovery Service Across 11 Countries

AI agents find forgotten pensions across 11 countries. Start from $99 — refunded if nothing found. You keep 85% of everything recovered.

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, April 2, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- New service uses AI agents to find forgotten pensions for expats and international workers, targeting $500 billion in unclaimed retirement savings worldwide

Battersea Park Capital Ltd today announced the launch of PensionHunter, a global AI-powered pension recovery service operating across 11 countries including the United Kingdom, Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, Netherlands, UAE, Ireland, Canada, South Africa, New Zealand and Hong Kong.

PensionHunter uses proprietary AI agents to search pension registries, trace former employers and identify forgotten pension entitlements on behalf of individuals, completing searches that would take humans weeks in a matter of days.

A Global Problem Worth Billions

An estimated $500 billion in pension savings sits unclaimed worldwide. In the UK alone, the Pensions Policy Institute estimates £31 billion across 3.3 million forgotten pension- and lost pension pots, with an average value of £9,470 per pot. Australia has over $16 billion in lost superannuation. Malaysia's EPF holds billions in inactive accounts. The Netherlands, with the highest pension assets to GDP ratio in the world, has millions of expat entitlements that go unclaimed because former residents cannot access the system without a Dutch DigiD.

Built for Expats and International Workers

PensionHunter was built specifically for the most underserved group in the global pension system, people who have worked across multiple countries and lost track of entitlements left behind.

The service charges $99 for a single country search and $199 for a multi-country search covering all 11 active markets simultaneously. All search fees are refunded in full if nothing is found. A 15% success fee applies only when a pension is successfully recovered.

AI Agents That Never Stop Hunting

Where a human pension tracer handles 10 cases per week in two languages across two countries, PensionHunter's AI agents run 24 hours a day, speak every language, and process thousands of cases simultaneously.
The agents search national pension registries, trace employer histories through company records, read documents in any language, generate claim letters in the correct format for each country, and compile full reports for clients, all within 14 days of a search being commissioned.

Registered and Compliant

PensionHunter is operated by Battersea Park Capital Ltd, registered in England and Wales (Company No. 13326151), ICO registered (No. ZC113586), and compliant with UK GDPR, Australian Privacy Act, Malaysia PDPA, Singapore PDPA, UAE PDPL, Irish Data Protection Act, Canadian PIPEDA, South African POPIA, New Zealand Privacy Act 2020 and Hong Kong Personal Data Privacy Ordinance.

PensionHunter is a pension tracing and introduction service. It is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and does not provide regulated financial advice.

Availability

PensionHunter is available now at pensionhunter.ai. Searches start from $99 with a full refund if nothing is found.

About Battersea Park Capital Ltd

Battersea Park Capital Ltd is an advisory company incorporated in England and Wales in 2021. PensionHunter is a trading name of Battersea Park Capital Ltd.

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PensionHunter is a pension tracing and introduction service operated by Battersea Park Capital Ltd (Company No. 13326151). Not regulated by the FCA. Does not provide financial advice.

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