Cash App Users to Receive Up to $2,500 from $15M Data Breach Settlement
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- •Cash App users affected by a 2021 data breach may receive up to $2,500.
- •The $15 million settlement covers 8.2 million users' compromised data.
- •Users had to file claims by November 18, 2024, to be eligible for compensation.
Cash App users affected by a 2021 data breach could receive payments from a $15 million settlement. Eligible users, including current and former customers whose data was compromised between August 23, 2018, and August 20, 2024, had to file claims by November 18, 2024. The breach reportedly involved the unauthorized release of personally identifiable information of 8.2 million users. Claimants can seek reimbursement for documented losses up to $2,500, plus compensation for time spent addressing the breach. Cash App and its parent company, Block, Inc., have denied any wrongdoing. Payments are expected to begin in October 2026. The settlement also covers legal fees and administrative costs. This incident has raised scrutiny over Cash App's security measures and customer support practices.
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