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Data breach settlements you can claim without proof
Many breach settlements pay a flat amount to anyone whose data was exposed. You only need the notice letter or to match the class list. Here are the 5 open data breach settlements with a no-proof option, soonest deadline first.
| Lands’ End: Data Breach Settlement | $60 to $5,000 · by Oct 22 |
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| Equinox: Data Breach Settlement | $100 to $5,000 · by Oct 23 |
| FinWise Bank: Data Breach Settlement | Up to $5,000 · by Oct 29 |
| SitusAMC Holdings Corporation: Data Breach Settlement | $75 to $5,000 · by Nov 6 |
| American Medical Collection Agency: Data Breach Settlement | $50 to $5,000 · by Jan 4 |
Before you file
- Read the class definition. Filing for a settlement you are not part of is not allowed.
- Use only the official claim site, linked on each settlement page.
- Pick PayPal, Venmo, or direct deposit when offered.
See every category on the data breach settlements page, and read how no-proof claims work and how to spot a fake settlement.
Frequently asked questions
Can I really claim data breach settlements without proof?
Yes, when the settlement offers a no-proof option. You sign a statement under penalty of perjury that you qualify, so only file for ones that truly apply to you.
How much do no-proof claims pay?
Usually less than documented claims, and often reduced pro rata if many people file. Still, most take only a few minutes.
How often is this list updated?
Daily. Expired settlements are removed and new ones are added after we check the official claim site.