According to Cash App, a user can submit a claim for the following: Out-of-Pocket Losses: Users can submit a claim that shows their Cash App account was involved in the data breach. If a user is eligible for a reimbursement, after submitting the required documentation to the company they could receive up to $2,500.

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.

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,

Current or former Cash App users who have used the service since 2018 have until next week to claim part of a $15 million settlement that Cash App Investing (and owner Block Inc.) reached as part of a class action lawsuit,

If you are a current or former user of Cash App, you may be eligible to claim a part of the $15 million settlement.

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.

Some Cash App users will get paid as part of a $15 million settlement over multiple data breaches. But you'll need to file before Nov. 18.

Eligible users include those whose accounts were accessed without permission or who experienced fraudulent withdrawals between Aug. 23, 2018, and Aug. 20, 2024. Claims may cover out-of-pocket losses up to $2,500, compensation for lost time, and documented transaction losses. To file, visit cashappsecuritysettlement.com/submit-claim.

Though Cash App Investing and its parent company Block Inc. have denied any wrongdoing, they agreed to pay users $15 million or up to $2500 per person.