Most people assume class action settlements require mountains of paperwork — receipts, account statements, and documentation of every purchase. Many do. But a growing number of settlements let you file with nothing but your name and email address. No receipts. No bank statements. No proof of purchase whatsoever.
Here are 10 open settlements you can file right now with no proof required — along with what you need to do and when the deadline is.
1. Capital One 360 Savings — $425M
Capital One agreed to a $425 million settlement over allegations that it paid lower interest rates on 360 Savings accounts than advertised. If you held a qualifying account, you may receive an automatic payment with no claim form needed. Check the Capital One 360 Savings settlement page for eligibility details and payment timing.
2. Google Play Store — $630M
Google settled antitrust claims alleging the Play Store overcharged consumers on in-app purchases. Eligible Android users may receive automatic payments based on purchase history — no documentation required. See the Google Play Store settlement details.
3. Amazon Prime FTC — $2.5B
The FTC alleged Amazon enrolled customers in Prime without consent and made cancellation difficult. The settlement fund is up to $2.5 billion, with payments up to $51 per eligible member. Deadline: July 27, 2026. File or check eligibility for the Amazon Prime FTC settlement.
4. Apple iPhone Throttling — $500M
Apple settled claims that it secretly slowed older iPhones through software updates. Owners of qualifying devices may receive up to $25 per device with no proof required. Check the Apple iPhone Throttling settlement.
5. Equifax Data Breach — $700M
The 2017 Equifax breach exposed personal data of 147 million Americans. The settlement provides up to $125 in cash compensation for eligible victims, among other benefits. See Equifax settlement eligibility.
6. Facebook Cambridge Analytica — $725M
Facebook settled privacy claims related to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. If you had a Facebook account during the covered period, you likely qualify — no proof of harm required. Check the Facebook settlement page.
7. AT&T Data Breach — $177M
AT&T settled over a massive data breach that exposed customer records. AT&T customers who received a breach notice may qualify for compensation with no documentation. Check AT&T data breach settlement eligibility.
8. Beef Price Fixing
Major beef producers settled price-fixing allegations. If you bought qualifying beef products between 2014 and 2019, you can file with no receipts — just confirm your eligibility. File the Beef Price Fixing claim.
9. Google Assistant Privacy — Up to $56
Google settled claims that Google Assistant recorded users without proper consent. Eligible users may receive up to $56 with a simple online claim form. Deadline: August 27, 2026. See the Google Assistant Privacy settlement.
10. Fidelity Data Breach — ~$100
Fidelity settled after a data breach exposed customer information. Affected customers may receive approximately $100 in cash compensation. Deadline: July 27, 2026. Check the Fidelity data breach settlement.
Browse all no-proof settlements in one place on our No Proof Required page.