Cash App users have until Nov. 18 to submit a claim to receive a portion of a $15 million class-action settlement. Cash App was ordered to pay $15 million to app users who faced a security breach resulting in the release of millions of users' personal data.

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Cash App users whose accounts were recently compromised have less than a week to file a claim and receive up to $2,500 in a lawsuit settlement payout. The deadline to file is November 18, 2024, and you’re eligible for the payout if both of these hold true for you: you had a functional Cash App account between August 23,

If you used Cash App in the last six years and experienced unauthorized activity you might be owed $2500 but you have less than a week to file a claim to receive your money as a result of a class action lawsuit.

Cash App customers have until Nov. 18 to file claims for up to $2,500 in a settlement related to unauthorized account access and fraudulent transactions.

Mobile payment service Cash App is required to pay $15 million after a class action lawsuit filed in February claims the company "failed to implement appropriate controls to prevent unauthorized access to and use of Cash App and Cash App Investing accounts" and "mishandled and failed to adequately resolve customer complaints regarding unauthorized or fraudulent transactions.