These are the settlements you can file on an attestation alone: no receipts, no code from a notice, and no requirement that you ever received one. Deadlines start August 24.
The 10 Settlements
Listed by deadline, soonest first. Every one takes an attestation instead of paperwork, and none requires a code from a mailed notice — if you are in the class, you can file today.- August 24 — Costco marketing emails, Washington. An equal share of a $14 million fund for Washington residents who got a Costco marketing email between June 2, 2021 and July 7, 2026. The claim form has an explicit path for filers with no Claim ID and PIN, so a missing notice does not block you. See who qualifies.
- August 31 — Permobil SpeedControl Dial. A share of $4.1 million for anyone who bought or used a SpeedControl Dial with a SmartDrive MX2+ wheelchair power assist between April 1, 2022 and July 1, 2026. The Notice ID is optional. That "or used" wording matters — wheelchair users are covered even when insurance or someone else paid for the device. See who qualifies.
- September 1 — Guitar Center wage and hour. A share of $2.4 million. Eligibility comes from Guitar Center's own employment records, so a former employee has nothing to dig up. See who qualifies.
- September 11 — Concord Hospital website tracking. An equal share of $800,000 for people whose information was allegedly picked up by tracking tools while they used Concord's websites between May 9, 2021 and June 12, 2026. You certify you used the site, and you can file without the LoginID and PIN. See who qualifies.
- September 14 — Chantix. A share of $44 million, sized by what you paid out of pocket for Pfizer-brand Chantix between September 29, 2015 and September 17, 2021 — a copay, coinsurance or deductible all count. You self-report your prescriptions and costs; no Notice ID or Claim ID. Hang onto pharmacy records in case you are asked. See who qualifies.
- September 14 — Google Play children's privacy. A share of $8.25 million for U.S. users who used Google Play apps while under 13. You attest under oath; no documentation. See who qualifies.
- September 25 — Gotham Steel, Granitestone and Bell & Howell cookware. $6 per pan, up to $12 a household, for anyone who bought the stainless cookware in California or Colorado between September 8, 2021 and July 6, 2026. The Notice ID field on the online form is optional, and the court described the claims process as one requiring no documentary proof of purchase. See who qualifies.
- September 27 — Travelers New Mexico underinsured motorist coverage. A claim form is required but no receipts are — the refund is computed from Travelers' own premium records. See who qualifies.
- October 15 — Flo period tracker app. A share of $59.5 million, the largest fund on this list, for U.S. users who logged period or pregnancy information in the Flo app between November 1, 2016 and February 28, 2019. A sworn attestation is enough and you can file without a Unique ID or PIN. California residents can receive a double share, which may call for proof of residency. See who qualifies.
- October 30 — Bestway above-ground pools. $40 with no receipt for Bestway, Power Steel, Steel Pro or Coleman Power Steel pools 48 inches or taller with compression straps outside the support legs, sold 2008 through 2024. The Settlement Claim ID is optional. You do need the pool's brand, dimensions and either the model or serial number — usually printed on the liner near the drain valve — but that comes off your own pool, not off a notice. See who qualifies.
Several of these also offer a larger documented-loss tier. If you have records of an actual out-of-pocket loss, read that option before defaulting to the flat payment — the gap is often several hundred dollars.
Why This List Is Shorter Than Most
The bar here is stricter than the usual "no proof required" label, and deliberately so. To make this list a settlement has to clear three things: no receipts or documents, no administrator-issued code, and no requirement that you ever received a notice. That last one is what most lists skip.It matters because a settlement can waive documentation entirely and still be unclaimable. If the online portal demands a Notice ID, Claim ID, Class Member ID or PIN printed on an envelope you never opened, "no documentation required" is true and useless at the same time. Under OCA's house rule, an identifier you cannot obtain on your own counts as proof, because the person who threw the notice away cannot file at all.
Also No-Proof, But Only If You Were Notified
These eight ask for no receipts and no code on their flat cash option, so they are no-proof in the mechanical sense. They are in a separate bucket because their class is a fixed list of people the company notified about a data breach, not the general public. You cannot self-identify into one the way you can with a product you bought or an app you used — the administrator checks your name against the list.If you did receive a breach notice from any of these, they are quick, genuine claims and worth filing.
- August 17 — GeoLogics, Alta Resources and EMM Loans. All three close the same day, and each pays roughly $50 on an option with no documentation. EMM Loans adds up to three hours of lost time at $30 an hour, also undocumented.
- August 24 — Lakeview Health. $50 cash with no proof and no Claim ID; documentation only for the ordinary and extraordinary loss tiers.
- August 31 — Family Medicine Centers. Flat cash with no proof; out-of-pocket losses need documentation.
- September 1 — Serviceaide. About $50 with no documentation. The loss tier needs third-party records, not your own notes.
- September 3 — Circle K (Gas Express). $50 on the alternate cash option; receipts only for the up-to-$2,000 documented tier.
- September 21 — Excel Fitness. About $50 plus two years of credit monitoring, with the Unique ID from the notice optional rather than required.
7 That Look No-Proof But Need Your Notice ID
Every one of these will tell you no receipts or no documentation are required, and that is accurate. It is also incomplete: filing online requires an administrator-issued identifier printed on the notice mailed or emailed to you. If you have the notice, these are easy claims. If you do not, the portal stops you.- August 16 — Duke Health MyChart. No medical records needed; Duke's own records establish class membership. The Notice ID is still required.
- August 17 — Fandango. Vouchers are issued automatically, but the cash option needs a Unique ID and Confirmation Code.
- August 20 — HSBC Direct Savings. The claim form requires the Unique ID assigned in your notice.
- August 27 — Fanatics handling fees. Requires the ClaimID and PIN from your email notice.
- August 31 — Urban One. A Unique ID and PIN are needed to file online.
- September 3 — Labcorp AMCA. A $35 million settlement, but the Class Member ID from your notice is required.
- September 5 — Lucent Health. The $80 alternative cash payment genuinely needs no receipts — and still needs the Claim ID.
One has a way around the gate. The Disney, YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream antitrust settlement, closing September 8, requires a Unique ID and PIN online — but if you never received a notice you can file by mail without one, self-certifying your subscription length. A share of $50 million makes that worth the stamp.
How to Tell in 30 Seconds
Open the actual claim form, not the settlement's home page or its FAQ. The benefit description and the claim form routinely disagree, and only one of them decides whether your claim goes through.On the form, look for a required field asking for a Notice ID, Claim ID, Class Member ID, Confirmation Code, Unique ID or PIN. If one is mandatory, the settlement is proof-required no matter how prominently the page advertises no documentation. If the only required fields are your name, contact details and an attestation about your own purchase, membership or subscription, it is genuinely no-proof.
Watch for the ID field marked optional — that is a real no-proof path in disguise, and it is how Permobil, Excel Fitness, Bestway and the cookware settlement all work. And check the clock: several settlements close at 11:59 p.m. in a specific time zone rather than at the end of your own day, with mailed forms needing a postmark by the same date.
Filing on the official settlement website is always free. If a site asks for a fee or a cut of your payment, it is not the administrator — and some settlements, including the cookware case, reject claims submitted through third-party filing services outright.
What Changed Since August 4
Our no-proof settlements open now roundup is the broader master list — it uses the looser standard and includes the notified-class breach settlements. Since it published, the Elsie Rooftop tipped-worker wage settlement closed on August 10, and two settlements joined the strict list above: the Bestway pool settlement, and the Gotham Steel and Granitestone cookware settlement, which opened this week.Free settlement alerts
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Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as a zero-proof class action settlement?
One where you can file with nothing but an attestation. No receipts, no bank statements, no photographs, and no administrator-issued code such as a Notice ID, Claim ID, Class Member ID or PIN. The stricter test is whether someone who never received a notice in the mail can still file today. On the ten settlements listed here, they can.
Can I claim a settlement if I never got a notice in the mail?
On these ten, yes. On many other settlements, no. A large share of open settlements gate the online claim portal behind a code printed on the notice the administrator mailed or emailed you, and without that code the portal will not let you file at all. That is why a settlement can advertise no documentation required and still be unclaimable for someone who threw the envelope away.
Does zero proof mean anyone can file a claim?
No. It means the paperwork barrier is gone, not the eligibility one. You still have to fall inside the class definition, which is usually a specific date range and often a specific state, product, employer or app. Most rejected claims are rejected because the filer was outside the eligibility window. Every claim is signed under penalty of perjury, so attesting to a purchase you did not make is a false statement, not a loophole.
Why are most data breach settlements not really no-proof?
Because their class is a fixed list of people the company notified, not the general public. Even when a breach settlement asks for no receipts and no code, the administrator validates your claim against that list, so you cannot self-identify into the class the way you can with a product purchase or an app you used. Several open breach settlements do pay flat cash with no documentation, but they belong in a different bucket than a settlement anyone who bought the product can file.
What happens if I miss a settlement claim deadline?
You get nothing from that settlement, and in most cases you are still bound by it — staying in the class and doing nothing releases your claims, so you also give up the right to sue the company over the same conduct. Administrators very rarely accept late claims. The date on the notice is the date.
Do I have to pay anything to file a class action claim?
No. Filing on the official settlement website is always free. If a site asks you to pay a fee to submit a claim, or wants a percentage of your payment, it is not the settlement administrator. Some settlements go further and reject claims filed through third-party claim-filing services outright.
Sources
• Each settlement's official administrator website, court-approved notice and online claim form, linked from the individual settlement pages above. Deadlines, benefit amounts and identifier requirements were taken from those primary documents rather than from summary listings.• OpenClassActions.com open settlements directory, checked August 14, 2026.
