Every Open Class Action You Can File Without Receipts in 2026
By Timo Bakker · · 5 min read
Roughly two-thirds of currently-open class action settlements accept claims without receipts, purchase records, or documentation of any kind. You attest that you bought the product / used the service / were in the affected group during the class period — and file. That is it.
Right now: 200+ no-proof settlements are open for filing. Cumulative max claim value: $3,500+ per household. See the live directory.
The full list, grouped by type
17 settlements are accepting claims right now with no receipt required, grouped by what kind of case they are. Generated from our live settlement database and re-checked daily; anything closing within a week drops off, so everything here is still filable. Last checked October 26, 2026.
Privacy · 6 settlements
- Planned Parenthood lab data breach settlement (LSC) — $1,000,, by Nov 24, 2026
- ConnectOnCall $4.95M Data Breach Settlement — $75, by Nov 2, 2026
- University of Hawai'i $3.5M Data Breach Settlement — $50, by Nov 2, 2026
- YES Communities Data Breach Settlement ($50 Flat or Documented) — $50, by Nov 5, 2026
- GoodRx and Criteo Data Privacy Settlement — $40, by Dec 29, 2026
- Fairchild Medical Center Meta Pixel Settlement (About $25) — $25, by Nov 2, 2026 · CA
Consumer Products · 3 settlements
- Dr. Squatch $9M "Natural" Labelling Settlement — $12, by Nov 27, 2026
- Levoit Air Purifier $15M False Advertising Class Action Settlement — $10, by Nov 3, 2026
- Raging Waters Processing Fee Settlement — Varies, by Nov 24, 2026
Financial · 3 settlements
- Sizzling Platter Job Posting Settlement ($937,650) — $937,650, by Nov 17, 2026
- Covenant Transport Job Posting Settlement ($920 to $5,000) — $920, by Nov 9, 2026
- Visa & Mastercard $167.5M Non-Bank ATM Surcharge Settlement — Varies, by Feb 10, 2027
Food & Beverage · 1 settlement
- Schnucks Missouri Rewards Tax Settlement (Flat $7) — $7, by Nov 3, 2026 · MO
Health & Wellness · 1 settlement
- Modernizing Medicine $2.99M Data Breach Settlement — $75, by Nov 2, 2026
Technology · 1 settlement
- Apple Siri Settlement — $250M iPhone AI Class Action — $95, by Dec 21, 2026
Other · 2 settlements
- NYC TLC License Suspension $140M Class Action Settlement — $200, by Dec 28, 2026 · NY
- City of Overland, Missouri, Special Deterrent Fee Settlement — $80, by Nov 24, 2026 · MO
Payouts shown are the maximum for a single claimant. Most funds are divided pro rata, so what you actually receive depends on how many people file.
Why so many settlements are no-proof now
Twenty years ago, most class action settlements required receipts. Today, the majority accept sworn declarations. Three things drove the shift:
- Judges started rejecting settlements with low claim rates. If a settlement fund goes 90% unclaimed because most people cannot find their receipts, the court sees that as a failed remedy. Judges now often require no-proof options.
- Administrator costs. Reviewing 500,000 uploaded receipts costs the settlement fund millions. Sworn declarations are basically free to process.
- Data breach settlements have normalized it. You cannot prove you were in a database. So every data breach settlement has a no-proof tier by design. Once consumers got used to it, other categories followed.
The catch: capped payouts
No-proof claims almost always have a maximum. For consumer product settlements: usually 1-3 units worth of purchase price. For data breach: $50-100 flat. For privacy tracking: $10-40 typically.
If you have receipts you can file for the higher tier. But if you never keep receipts (most people), the no-proof cap is your fastest path to money.
Categories where no-proof is basically always available
- Data breach settlements — always.
- Privacy tracking settlements (Google, Meta, TikTok voice/facial data) — always.
- Health & wellness product settlements (supplements, vitamins, OTC meds) — usually.
- Consumer product recalls (waffle recall, toothpaste recall, etc.) — usually.
Where to go next
The list above is the complete set. If you want the mechanics — how the attestation works, what happens after you file, and who actually pays you — see our guide to class action settlements with no proof of purchase. If you are wondering whether any of this is legitimate in the first place, we answer that separately, with examples of what past settlements actually paid. And if something closes soon, the closing-soonest view sorts by deadline instead of category.