If you’ve used Cash App in recent years, you might be eligible to receive a settlement of up to $2,500. A recent class action lawsuit targeting the popular mobile payment service has reached a major turning point, and the deadline to file your claim is approaching fast.
Cash App Users Can Claim Up to $2,500
The class action lawsuit centers around Cash App’s data security practices. Plaintiffs allege that the company failed to protect sensitive customer data, resulting in a data breach that exposed personal and financial information.
While Cash App (owned by Block, Inc.) has denied any wrongdoing, it has agreed to a significant payout to settle the claims. The settlement is meant to compensate users who may have suffered from fraud, identity theft, or unauthorized charges due to the breach.
Who Can File a Claim?
If you had a Cash App account during the time of the breach (likely 2020–2022), you may be eligible to file a claim. You don’t necessarily need to have experienced financial loss — users affected by the data leak can qualify simply for being part of the impacted group.
Higher compensation is possible for users who can prove they suffered specific damages like stolen funds, identity theft, or unauthorized charges.
Payout Details: How Much Can You Get?
The maximum payout per person is $2,500, but not everyone will receive that amount. Instead, claims will be evaluated on a tiered basis. Those who experienced the most severe consequences due to the breach will be prioritized for higher payouts.
For example, if you had to pay for identity theft protection or spent time and money resolving fraud issues, you could be eligible for a larger portion of the settlement.
Users with less serious claims — such as a minor inconvenience or simple data exposure — may still receive smaller but meaningful compensation.
How to File Your Claim
To file a claim, visit the official Cash App settlement website (typically linked on legal notice emails or law firm sites). You’ll need to fill out a form detailing your experience, including whether you suffered damages and what steps you took to remedy the issue.
Supporting documents such as bank statements, fraud reports, or receipts for credit monitoring services can boost your claim’s value.
Deadline to Act
The final deadline to submit your claim is fast approaching — likely within the next 30 to 60 days depending on the court’s schedule. After the deadline, late submissions will not be accepted, and you’ll forfeit any compensation.
Don’t wait. If you think you’re eligible, file your claim now to secure your potential payout.
Final Words of Advice
With so much money on the line, this is not a settlement you want to ignore. Check your eligibility, gather your documents, and act before it’s too late. You may be one of the many Cash App users entitled to a piece of the $2,500 pie.