This is our regularly updated master list of every class action settlement currently accepting claims without proof of purchase. No receipts, no order confirmations, no bank statements — just your name, address, and a sworn statement that you bought the product.

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Quick stats for 2026: There are currently 20+ no-proof settlements open, with per-claim payouts ranging from a few dollars for everyday products up to several thousand dollars for the largest data-breach cases.

This is the complete, continuously-updated list — every settlement currently accepting claims without a receipt, grouped by how much you can actually receive. It is generated straight from our settlement database each day, and a settlement drops off roughly a week before its deadline so you are never looking at something you no longer have time to file. If you want the background instead — how no-proof claims work, why companies allow them and what happens after you file — start with our guide to class action settlements with no proof of purchase.

The Full List, Grouped by Payout

46 settlements are currently accepting claims with no proof of purchase, grouped below by how much a single claimant can receive. Every entry is checked against the settlement’s official notice and drops off this page about a week before its deadline, so anything listed here is still genuinely filable. Updated September 28, 2026.

$100 and above · 14 settlements

$25 to $100 · 14 settlements

Under $25 · 8 settlements

Amount varies · 10 settlements

Payout figures are the maximum a single claimant can receive. Most settlements divide a fixed fund pro rata, so the more people who file, the smaller each share becomes — treat these as ceilings rather than expected amounts.

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How to File Multiple No-Proof Claims Efficiently

If you qualify for several settlements on this list, here is how to maximize your time:

  1. Start with the highest-value settlements. File the $100+ settlements first in case you run out of time or motivation.
  2. Use Class Action Buddy. The app saves your profile information (name, address, email, phone) and auto-fills it on every claim form. This cuts filing time from 5 minutes to under 2 minutes per claim.
  3. Check state restrictions first. A fair number of settlements are limited to residents of particular states, and a few to a single state. Each entry above shows any restriction — check it before you start the form.
  4. File before deadlines. Sort by deadline and file the ones closing soonest first. A missed deadline means zero payout regardless of eligibility.
  5. Keep a record. Save confirmation emails or numbers for every claim you file. You will need them if there are any issues with your payout.

What Happens After You File

After filing a no-proof claim, the typical timeline looks like this:

  • Immediate: You receive a confirmation email or number
  • Claims deadline passes: The settlement stops accepting new claims
  • 1-3 months post-deadline: The administrator reviews all claims, checks for fraud, and calculates individual payouts
  • 4-9 months post-deadline: Checks are mailed or digital payments are sent

For a more detailed breakdown, see our guide on how long class action lawsuits take.

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Founder of Class Action Buddy. Tracks 200+ active class action settlements; built CAB after watching family members miss out on hundreds of dollars in eligible settlements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What class action settlements are open in 2026 with no proof required?

The list changes constantly as settlements open and close, so this page is generated from our live settlement database rather than hand-written. Scroll up for the current set, grouped by payout — every entry there is still accepting claims.

How often is this list updated?

We update this list monthly as new settlements open and existing ones close. For real-time settlement tracking with deadline reminders, download Class Action Buddy.

Do I have to file separately for each settlement?

Yes, each settlement requires its own claim form. However, Class Action Buddy saves your profile information so you only enter your personal details once. The app auto-fills each claim form, making it fast to file multiple settlements.

What if a settlement on this list has already closed?

Settlement deadlines are firm. If a settlement's deadline has passed, it is no longer possible to file a claim. We mark closed settlements on this page, but there may be a delay between a deadline passing and our update. Always verify the deadline before filing.

How much total money could I get from filing all of these?

If you qualify for and file every no-proof settlement on this list, the maximum potential payout is over $1,000. Actual amounts depend on the number of claims filed for each settlement, your location, and the specific products you purchased.

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The settlements referenced in this guide are verified against primary sources — the official settlement administrator and the court record for each case. Class Action Buddy is an independent directory and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any settlement administrator, law firm, or court. This is general information, not legal advice. See how we verify settlements.