Published
November 5, 2024
Updated
July 29, 2026
Multiple proposed class actions allege that MoneyGram failed to protect personal information compromised in a September 2024 cyberattack.
Current Status
The cases remain proposed class litigation. No settlement, court-approved notice, or compensation claim process has been publicly announced, so consumers should not treat this page as an open claim opportunity.StatusProposed class litigation pending
Incident DatesSeptember 20–22, 2024
Claim DeadlineNone; no settlement claims process
Court RulingNo compensation class certified
What Do the Lawsuits Allege?
The complaints allege that MoneyGram failed to use reasonable safeguards for personal information affected by the 2024 cyberattack. Allegedly exposed data varied by person and may have included names, contact information, identification documents, Social Security numbers, transaction details, and other records.Who Might Be Affected?
The proposed cases seek to represent people whose information was involved in the incident, but proposed class definitions can change and no class has been certified for settlement compensation.What Happens Next?
The courts must address the pleadings and any class-certification or settlement proceedings. If an actual settlement claim process is approved later, an official notice should identify eligibility, benefits, and deadlines.Official Information
Review current notices and court documents on the MoneyGram Consumer Help Center website.
Matter
Multiple proposed class actions concerning the 2024 MoneyGram data breach
Example Case
Krayzman v. MoneyGram Payment Systems, Inc.
Example Case Number
3:24-cv-02974
Court
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas
Current Milestone
No public settlement or claims process
Official Website
MoneyGram Consumer Help Center
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