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What happens to your Yotta accounts when you die

Covers 2 deposit accounts — all transfer through probate

Brand change

Yotta's savings and debit products are no longer functional. Yotta was never a bank; deposits were held at partner banks (Evolve Bank & Trust, Thread Bank) through Synapse Financial Technologies, which collapsed into bankruptcy in May 2024 and froze roughly $112 million belonging to 85,000 customers. Yotta has since pivoted to a sweepstakes gaming app and no longer offers deposit accounts. This page is retained only for estate settlement of frozen pre-collapse balances. There is no successor deposit institution; recovery runs through the partner banks and the Synapse bankruptcy estate. Effective May 2024.

The procedures below reflect Yotta's accounts. Account servicing may transfer as the change takes effect.

Yotta

Subsidiary of Yotta Technologies, Inc.

withyotta.com→
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Yotta Customer Support

Phone(844) 945-3449
Emailsupport@withyotta.com
Mailing Address

Yotta Technologies, Inc., 41 E. 11th St., 11th Floor, New York, NY 10003

Complaints & Feedback
(844) 525-6247
WebsiteLearn more→

Yotta Customer Support

Phone(844) 945-3449
Emailsupport@withyotta.com
Mailing Address

Yotta Technologies, Inc., 41 E. 11th St., 11th Floor, New York, NY 10003

Complaints & Feedback
(844) 525-6247
WebsiteLearn more→

Yotta Customer Support

Phone(844) 945-3449
Emailsupport@withyotta.com
Mailing Address

Yotta Technologies, Inc., 41 E. 11th St., 11th Floor, New York, NY 10003

Evolve Bank & Trust reconciliation support (frozen pre-collapse funds)
(877) 873-0008
Federal Reserve complaints (unresolved frozen funds)
(888) 851-1920
WebsiteNotify online→
Verified Jul 2026

Yotta does not currently support beneficiary designations, transfer-on-death registrations, or trust account titling on any account type. All Yotta accounts pass through the estate at death and may require probate.

When an account holder dies, the executor or administrator will need to contact Yotta with a death certificate and legal authority documents to claim account balances. The process and required documents are covered on the death claim page.

Yotta does not currently support beneficiary designations (POD or TOD) on any account type. All accounts transfer through the estate at death and may require probate.

Why trust accounts are not available

Yotta does not support retitling accounts into a trust, naming a trust as beneficiary, or any other probate-avoidance mechanism. Account balances transfer through the estate at death.

Yotta Prize-Linked Savings (Discontinued)Yotta Debit Account (Discontinued)

Yotta Prize-Linked Savings (Discontinued)

DISCONTINUED: This product was discontinued in mid-2024 when Yotta pivoted to a sweepstakes casino app. Included here only for estate planning purposes (frozen accounts, death claims). Originally a prize-linked savings account where users received 1 ticket per $25 deposited for weekly number-draw sweepstakes with prizes ranging from $0.02 to $1 million. Deposits were held at Evolve Bank & Trust through Synapse middleware. Yotta did not support beneficiary (POD) designations per its help center documentation. Accounts could not be retitled to a trust. Without a beneficiary designation, the account passes through the decedent's estate and is subject to probate. CRITICAL: As of May 2024, approximately $112 million in customer deposits were frozen due to the Synapse/Evolve collapse. Most customers have not recovered their full funds as of early 2026.

Probate Required

Yotta Debit Account (Discontinued)

DISCONTINUED: This product was discontinued in mid-2024 when Yotta pivoted to a sweepstakes casino app. Included here only for estate planning purposes (frozen accounts, death claims). Originally a debit card account linked to the Yotta savings platform. Spending with the Yotta Debit card earned "Boxes" for chances to win cash and additional tickets. Deposits were held at Evolve Bank & Trust through Synapse middleware. Yotta did not support beneficiary (POD) designations. Accounts could not be retitled to a trust. Without a beneficiary designation, the account passes through the decedent's estate and is subject to probate. CRITICAL: Funds have been largely inaccessible since the May 2024 Synapse collapse.

Probate Required
SimplyTrustSimplyTrust Editorial·Updated July 8, 2026

Sources

  • withyotta.com
  • cnbc.com
  • games.withyotta.com
  • help.withyotta.com
  • bankingdive.com
  • crowdfundinsider.com
  • dfpi.ca.gov
  • fortune.com

Data sourced from Yotta primary sources (17 pages reviewed). How we research.

Yotta

Subsidiary of Yotta Technologies, Inc.

withyotta.com→
Yotta logo

Yotta Customer Support

Phone(844) 945-3449
Emailsupport@withyotta.com
Mailing Address

Yotta Technologies, Inc., 41 E. 11th St., 11th Floor, New York, NY 10003

Complaints & Feedback
(844) 525-6247
WebsiteLearn more→

Yotta Customer Support

Phone(844) 945-3449
Emailsupport@withyotta.com
Mailing Address

Yotta Technologies, Inc., 41 E. 11th St., 11th Floor, New York, NY 10003

Complaints & Feedback
(844) 525-6247
WebsiteLearn more→

Yotta Customer Support

Phone(844) 945-3449
Emailsupport@withyotta.com
Mailing Address

Yotta Technologies, Inc., 41 E. 11th St., 11th Floor, New York, NY 10003

Evolve Bank & Trust reconciliation support (frozen pre-collapse funds)
(877) 873-0008
Federal Reserve complaints (unresolved frozen funds)
(888) 851-1920
WebsiteNotify online→
Verified Jul 2026

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