TMX Finance (TitleMax, InstaLoan, TitleBucks) Class Action Settlements
All class action lawsuits and settlements involving TMX Finance (TitleMax, InstaLoan, TitleBucks).
Last updated: April 28, 2026 · By Class Action Buddy
TMX Finance, the parent company behind TitleMax, InstaLoan, and TitleBucks, has faced class action lawsuits resulting in significant settlements for affected customers. Currently, our database tracks one major settlement involving these title loan and short-term lending brands. The primary settlement stems from a data breach incident that compromised customer personal information, resulting in a $6.5 million class action settlement with individual payouts reaching up to $500 per affected customer. This data breach settlement required proof of harm and had a claim deadline of August 6, 2025, though it has since expired. TMX Finance operates hundreds of locations across the United States, making their settlements potentially relevant to thousands of consumers who have used their title loan, installment loan, or cash advance services. These settlements typically arise from allegations related to data security failures, lending practices, or regulatory compliance issues. While this particular settlement opportunity has closed, TMX Finance customers should stay informed about potential future legal actions that could result in compensation. Class Action Buddy simplifies the entire claims process by tracking settlement deadlines, eligibility requirements, and required documentation, ensuring you never miss an opportunity to recover money you may be owed.
Past TMX Finance (TitleMax, InstaLoan, TitleBucks) Settlements (1)
These settlements have closed but are part of TMX Finance (TitleMax, InstaLoan, TitleBucks)'s class action history.
$6.5M TitleMax, InstaLoan, TitleBucks data breach class action settlement
Up to $500TitleMax, InstaLoan, and TitleBucks 2022-2023 data breach settlement. Get your share of $6.5M. Check if you qualify and file your claim today.
TMX Finance (TitleMax, InstaLoan, TitleBucks) Class Action FAQs
How do I know if I qualify for a TMX Finance (TitleMax, InstaLoan, TitleBucks) class action settlement?
You may qualify for the $6.5M data breach settlement if you were a customer of TitleMax, InstaLoan, or TitleBucks and your personal information was compromised in their data breach. The settlement covers customers whose data was exposed, potentially including names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and financial information. You would need to have been affected by the specific data breach incident that led to this class action lawsuit.
Has TMX Finance (TitleMax, InstaLoan, TitleBucks) settled any class action lawsuits?
Yes, TMX Finance and its subsidiaries TitleMax, InstaLoan, and TitleBucks reached a $6.5 million class action settlement over a data breach incident. This settlement addresses claims that the company failed to adequately protect customer personal and financial information. The settlement has already been finalized and claim periods have closed.
What was the TMX Finance TitleMax data breach settlement amount?
The TMX Finance data breach class action settlement was worth $6.5 million total. This settlement covered customers of TitleMax, InstaLoan, and TitleBucks whose personal information was compromised in the data security incident. The funds were distributed to eligible class members who submitted valid claims during the settlement period.
Is the TMX Finance TitleMax class action settlement still accepting claims?
No, the TMX Finance (TitleMax, InstaLoan, TitleBucks) $6.5M data breach settlement is no longer accepting claims. The settlement has been finalized and all claim deadlines have passed. There are currently no other active TMX Finance class action settlements with open claim periods.
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