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Last updated: April 28, 2026 · By Class Action Buddy

SunTrust Bank customers have faced significant financial challenges due to the bank's fee practices, leading to substantial legal settlements. Currently, there is one active class action settlement available for eligible customers to join. The most significant case involves a $240 million settlement related to SunTrust's overdraft fee practices, which allegedly charged customers excessive and improper overdraft fees on debit card and ATM transactions. This settlement offers eligible customers compensation of up to $1,000 per person, with a claim deadline extending until August 31, 2026. Importantly, customers can participate in this settlement without providing proof of damages, making it accessible to those who may not have retained detailed banking records from the affected time period. The overdraft fee settlement addresses allegations that SunTrust manipulated the order of transactions to maximize overdraft charges, a practice that reportedly cost customers millions in unnecessary fees. If you maintained a SunTrust checking account during the relevant time periods and experienced overdraft fees, you may be entitled to compensation through this settlement. Class Action Buddy simplifies the claims process by providing step-by-step guidance and tracking deadlines, ensuring you don't miss opportunities to recover money you're owed.

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$240M SunTrust overdraft fees class action settlement

Up to $1,000

Georgia SunTrust Bank customers who paid overdraft fees on debit/ATM transactions (July 2006-April 2014) may claim $5-$1,000 from this $240M settlement.

Deadline: 2026-08-31 No Proof Needed

SunTrust Bank Class Action FAQs

How do I know if I qualify for a SunTrust Bank class action settlement?

You may qualify for the SunTrust overdraft fees settlement if you had a SunTrust checking account and were charged overdraft fees during the class period. The settlement typically covers customers who were charged excessive or improper overdraft fees. Check the official settlement website or contact the settlement administrator to verify your eligibility.

Has SunTrust Bank settled any class action lawsuits?

Yes, SunTrust Bank agreed to a $240 million class action settlement over overdraft fees. This settlement resolves claims that the bank improperly charged customers excessive overdraft fees. The settlement is one of the largest overdraft fee settlements in banking history.

How much money can I get from the SunTrust overdraft fees settlement?

The amount you receive from the $240 million SunTrust overdraft settlement depends on how many overdraft fees you were charged during the class period. Individual payments will be calculated based on your account history and the total number of valid claims submitted. Most eligible customers can expect to receive compensation without needing to provide proof of their fees.

Do I need to provide proof to claim money from the SunTrust settlement?

No, the SunTrust overdraft fees settlement is a no-proof required settlement. This means you can file a claim without providing bank statements or other documentation of the overdraft fees you were charged. The settlement administrator will verify your eligibility using SunTrust's own records.

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