American National Bank Data Breach Settlement — Up to $4,500 for Affected Customers
American National Bank & Trust has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit arising from a January 2025 data breach that exposed sensitive customer information. Affected individuals can file a claim for up to $4,500 in documented losses — or a flat $50 cash payment without documentation — by April 21, 2026.
What Happened in the American National Bank Breach?
On January 21–22, 2025, cybercriminals gained unauthorized access to American National Bank & Trust systems, compromising personal information of customers including names, Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, financial account information, and in some cases medical information. The bank notified affected individuals by mail.
Who Is Eligible to File?
You are eligible if you received a data breach notification letter from American National Bank & Trust informing you that your personal information was compromised in the January 2025 incident. You must be a U.S. resident to participate in the settlement.
What Compensation Can You Receive?
The settlement offers: (1) up to $4,500 for documented out-of-pocket losses such as identity theft expenses, fraud charges, or credit monitoring costs; (2) up to 3 hours of attested lost time at $25/hour; or (3) a $50 flat cash payment with no documentation required. All eligible claimants also receive one year of three-bureau credit monitoring at no cost.
How to Submit Your Claim
File your claim at anbtdatasettlement.com. The deadline is April 21, 2026. Keep your breach notification letter handy as it contains your unique Claim ID.
- Claim Deadline: April 21, 2026
- Max Payout: Up to $4,500 (with documentation) or $50 flat
- Official Site: anbtdatasettlement.com
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