Am I eligible for this settlement?

Had a LastPass account that was compromised, extracted, copied, stolen, or otherwise exposed as a result of the 2022 LastPass Data Security Incident (August–November 2022) Had data stored in your LastPass account at the time of the Incident Previously received an email notice from LastPass about the Incident or Settlement Are a natural person residing in the United States, or a company, entity, or organization registered to do business in the United States

What's the claim deadline?

The claim deadline is 2026-07-02.

Is this a real class action?

Yes. The settlement is administered by Epiq Global.

LastPass Data Breach class action settlement — claim up to $300

Name: LastPass class action claim deadline
End: 2026-07-02

LastPass let your sensitive information get into the wrong hands. A federal class action has been certified, a settlement is approved, and the court-appointed administrator is paying eligible class members now. This is real money being returned to people affected — not a lawsuit recruitment ad.

You may be eligible if you:

Had a LastPass account that was compromised, extracted, copied, stolen, or otherwise exposed as a result of the 2022 LastPass Data Security Incident (August–November 2022)
Had data stored in your LastPass account at the time of the Incident
Previously received an email notice from LastPass about the Incident or Settlement
Are a natural person residing in the United States, or a company, entity, or organization registered to do business in the United States

What you can receive

LastPass settlement payments are variable depending on the type of claim you submit. The baseline option is a flat $25 statutory payment for eligible account holders. Alternatively, you can claim up to $300 for documented ordinary losses (such as credit monitoring costs) or up to $10,000 for documented extraordinary losses like identity theft or fraud. California residents may also claim an additional $100 under the CCPA. Users who lost cryptocurrency allegedly due to the breach can seek reimbursement up to $900,000 per claimant, drawn from a separate $16,250,000 pool. All cash payments from the settlement fund are paid on a pro rata basis, meaning the final amounts may adjust based on how many valid claims are filed. Payments won’t be distributed until after the Final Approval Hearing on

How to file your claim

Click the button below — it goes to the official court-appointed administrator.
Enter your information on their claim form (takes ~5 minutes).
Upload or attest to the proof the administrator asks for (usually notice ID, receipt, or account info).
Submit before 2026-07-02. Payments are issued after the settlement is final.

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Your personal data was exposed in the LastPass breach. A settlement is now paying out.

You may be eligible if you:

What you can receive

How to file your claim