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Bearer Bonds

Bonds payable to whoever holds them (the bearer) are called Bearer bonds (Unregistered bonds). Since there is no recordkeeping in Bearer bonds, whoever holds the title to the bond upon payment date will be presumed its rightful owner. Thus as a result, lost or stolen bearer bonds are difficult to trace and replace.

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