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Open settlements: what to claim, and when

Government refund programs that are paying out now, what each one requires, and the deadline attached to it. Class-action settlements are added as each claim site is checked against the court’s order.

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Money reaches consumers through two different systems, and they behave differently. Government enforcement refunds, from the Federal Trade Commission and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, usually arrive without a claim: the agency has the company’s customer list and sends the payment. Private class-action settlements almost always require a claim form by a deadline set in the court’s preliminary approval order, and missing that date usually means missing the money.

This page tracks the first kind, where the deadline is a payment or cashing deadline rather than a claim date, and will carry class-action claim deadlines as each settlement website is checked against its court order. Nothing is listed here from a settlement-aggregator site; only the agency page or the court file counts. How to file a settlement claim without being scammed explains how to tell a real claim site from a copy.

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Open settlements: what to claim, and when
ProgramStageDeadlineWho is coveredOfficial page
University of Phoenix SettlementPayments being sent, July 2026Zelle payments to people who did not cash the earlier checkPeople who paid University of Phoenix, from the company records the FTC holdsftc.gov
AT&T Data Throttling RefundsPayments being sent, August 2026Cash the check within 90 days of issueCustomers the FTC identified from company recordsftc.gov
Helping America Group RefundsPayments being sent, August 2026Cash the check within 90 days of issueCustomers the FTC identified from company recordsftc.gov
Blueprint to Wealth SettlementPayments being sent, August 2026Cash the check within 90 days of issueCustomers the FTC identified from company recordsftc.gov
Refunds for Amazon Flex DriversPayments being sent, August 2026Cash the check within 90 days of issueCustomers the FTC identified from company recordsftc.gov
Grubhub RefundsPayments being sent, August 2026Cash the check within 90 days of issueCustomers the FTC identified from company recordsftc.gov
Trend Deploy RefundsPayments being sent, July 2026Cash the check within 90 days of issueCustomers the FTC identified from company recordsftc.gov
Ring RefundsPayments being sent, July 2026Cash the check within 90 days of issueCustomers the FTC identified from company recordsftc.gov
Federal Trade Commission refund programs read from the agency’s own case pages on September 4, 2026. A program marked "payments being sent" needs no claim; the deadline is the 90 days allowed to cash a check. Class-action settlements are added only when the claim site has been matched to the court’s order.Download CSV

What to do

  1. Check the official agency page for the program before entering any details anywhere else. Official link
  2. For a class action, find the settlement website named in the court’s notice and confirm the case number matches the docket.

FactFiled is an independent news publisher. It is not the agency, company or claims administrator named on this page, does not process claims or payments, and never asks readers for account details.

Questions readers ask

What is the difference between a government refund and a class action settlement?
Government refunds from the FTC or CFPB usually arrive automatically from company records. Class action settlements almost always require a claim form by a deadline set in the court’s approval order, and missing that date usually means missing the money.
Why are class action claim deadlines not listed yet?
Because a settlement is added only when its claim site has been matched to the court’s order. Nothing on this page comes from a settlement-aggregator site; the agency page or the court file is the only source used.
Should I ever pay to file a claim?
No. A genuine claim never costs money, and no real settlement or refund asks for a fee, a gift card or a bank password to release a payment.

Mentioned:Federal Trade CommissionConsumer Financial Protection Bureau

How we reported this

Built from the documents in the Source Card. Opened on September 4, 2026 with the FTC programs currently paying out.

Written by Mirza Seraj Baig · Checked against the documents in the source card (editorial standards).

Updates

  • Opened on September 4, 2026 with the FTC programs currently paying out.

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