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CLAIMLY · REGISTER INTELLIGENCE FOR NIGERIAN CAPITAL MARKETS

One engine. Many doorways. Every dividend home.

Claimly reads what Nigeria's listed companies file — audited statements, AGM resolutions, registrar records — and turns forty years of forgotten dividends into found money for shareholders, cleared liabilities for registrars, and reactivated clients for stockbroking houses.

I'm a shareholder — find my dividends I'm a market institution
WHAT CLAIMLY STANDS FOR

Verified, or blank. Nothing in between.

A data company is only as good as what it refuses to say. Every figure in our records carries exactly one of three marks: Verified — traced to a primary document, page and note; Press-flagged — directionally reliable, pending confirmation against the audited truth; or Blank — a deliberate, recorded absence. We publish our corrections. When our own earlier thesis fails against a primary document, we retire it in writing.

Never confirm, never deny

No record is disclosed to an unverified person — no match, no company, no amount — no matter whose name is searched. Full details unlock only after identity verification and a signed agreement.

Data stays with its custodian

Registers stay with registrars; client files stay with brokers. Claimly operates the intelligence between them and takes custody of neither.

Money moves officially

Claimly never handles funds. Every naira travels through the registrar's verified claim process into the shareholder's own bank account, by e-dividend mandate.

HOW THE INTELLIGENCE IS REACHED

Read. Record. Connect. Verify. Tag.

The method behind every Claimly finding — the same five moves, company after company, decade after decade.

1

Read the primary record

Audited consolidated and separate financial statements, AGM resolutions, NGX disclosures, CAC filings, registrar portals. Press is a signpost, never a source.

2

Record in one disciplined shape

Two standardized files per company: a Corporate Actions history (every dividend, bonus, split, merger, and registrar, with source references) and a Register Health file (declared vs. paid, unclaimed balances, shares outstanding, year by year).

3

Connect across companies and decades

The move no single company can make about itself. Registrar lineages are traced through changes; mergers are followed to what shareholders' holdings became; name variants and duplicate accounts are resolved across registers.

4

Verify against the audited truth

Every figure is reconciled — cash flow against equity statements, declared against paid, reserve movements against accounting-policy notes. Where documents disagree, the discrepancy itself becomes a finding.

5

Tag, or leave blank

Verified, press-flagged, or blank. Inference is labelled as inference until the source document says it plainly. This tagging survives all the way into the products built on top.

The Claimly Evidence Scale

Beneath the three public tags sits a numbered source hierarchy printed in every report:

L1 audited statements & statutory filings · L2 official but unaudited records (AGM resolutions, exchange & regulator announcements) · L3 custodial documents (registrar-published lists & portals) · L4 attributed press · D Claimly's own derivation from L1–L2, arithmetic shown

One rule governs conflicts: the lower number wins, automatically. When the press and the audited page disagree, the audited page speaks and the correction is published.

FOR SHAREHOLDERS

Two doorways. One promise.

The SEC itself is urging Nigerians to verify and recover their unclaimed dividends. Claimly does exactly what the regulator recommends — and carries the paperwork for you.

Doorway 1 — Search

Type your name — including your maiden name and old spellings — into the Claimly search. Searching is free. Matches appear masked: warrant counts and years, never names or amounts, until you verify.

Doorway 2 — WhatsApp

Talk to Claimly. Verification, agreement, evidence, and every status update happen in one conversation. Claims are verified through an SEC-registered dealing member and lodged through the official registrar process.

₦0
TO SEARCH · TO START

No upfront fees, ever. Nothing on signing, nothing during the claim, nothing if it fails.

₦1,500
FULL LOOKUP REPORT

Optional. Unlocks your verified match detail — warrant counts, years, registered address on file.

12.5%
SUCCESS FEE · ONLY IF PAID

Charged only on money that actually reaches your account. Cancel within 7 days of signing.

The promise no imitator will make: you can always claim directly yourself, free of charge — the registrar process is public, and we will hand you the guide. Our fee pays for the finding, the evidence, and the chasing. Never for the right to your own money.
THE NETWORK

Many doorways, one brain

Every partner opens a branded doorway. All doorways lead into the same engine — and every doorway makes the others more valuable. Registers stay with registrars; client files stay with brokers. Each partner runs an isolated, licensed instance of the engine — one codebase underneath them all.

Broker platform their brand · their clients Registrar website their brand · their site Claimly direct search · WhatsApp Claimly engine identity gate · cross-register matching · isolated instances Registrar verifies claim official claim process Shareholder's account dividend lands via e-mandate
THE BROKER-OWNED DOORWAY

From dormant client files to reactivated portfolios

Every stockbroking house holds legacy client files — accounts opened in the IPO decades, portfolios that went quiet, clients who moved, married, or passed on. Inside those files sit unclaimed dividends. Claimly's intelligence, running on an interface the broker owns, turns that dormant archive into the warmest re-engagement campaign a dealing member can run.

  1. The prompt appears on the broker's platform — the broker's brand, the broker's client list, Claimly's engine underneath: "Your portfolio may be owed dividends."
  2. Identity is already established. These are the broker's own KYC'd clients — the engine's identity gate is pre-passed, and results match to verified identities, never typed names.
  3. The engine pre-identifies the trail across the register network: the 2009 holding, the bonus shares it grew into, the dividend warrants waiting at two different registrars — including holdings the client forgot under names that no longer quite match.
  4. The claim routes through the official process — the broker, an SEC-licensed dealing member, carries it to the registrar with a complete, standardised Claimly pack.
  5. The dividend lands, the client returns. Found money arrives by e-mandate; a dormant file becomes a live, grateful, trading client again — and every future dividend keeps arriving.

The shareholder gets their money, the registrar clears a statutory liability with a documented diligence trail, and the broker revives a client book it already owns. Three parties, one engine, no naira touched by Claimly.