Open Settlements & Claims You Can File

When a class action or government enforcement case resolves, the company often funds a settlement that pays affected people directly. Billions of dollars in settlement funds go unclaimed every year simply because people never file. This hub tracks open settlements, claim deadlines, and payout dates — and shows you how to claim what you're owed.

Open settlements accepting claims

Active and recent settlements have covered customers of AT&T, T-Mobile, Walmart, Credit One Bank, Apple, Amazon Prime, and the Visa/Mastercard ATM-fee litigation, among many others. Most settlements have a fixed window to file — miss the deadline and the money is forfeited.

Data breach settlements

If your personal information was exposed in a breach, you may qualify for a cash payment or reimbursement of out-of-pocket losses. Major breach settlements have included AT&T, T-Mobile, Facebook, Equifax, USAA, and Capital One. You generally qualify if your data was part of the breach, even if you never noticed any fraud.

How to claim a settlement

1. Confirm you're a class member — check the dates and the product or service named.
2. Gather any account numbers, notices, or receipts the claim form asks for (often optional).
3. File on the official settlement administrator's site before the claim deadline.
4. Pick your payment method and watch for the payout date.

Beware of scam sites. Always file through the official administrator, and never pay a fee to submit a settlement claim.

Settlement guides

• How to claim a class action settlement
• Are class action settlements taxable?

Not sure if you qualify? Run the eligibility check, or browse open class actions and mass torts.