Individuals whose private information, including names and Social Security numbers, may have been compromised in the On Q Financial data breach on or around Feb. 20, 2024 can file a claim by Oct. 28, 2026. A valid claim submitted online or postmarked by mail by that date is required to receive any payment.
This settlement is a court-supervised fund to compensate people affected by the incident. According to the official court-authorized settlement site administered by Kroll, On Q Financial agreed to pay $1,250,000 to resolve claims in Feathers et al. v. On Q Financial, LLC, No. CV2025-037770 in Maricopa County Superior Court over that breach settlement details.
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Table of Contents
- Were you part of the covered group?
- What can you ask for on the claim?
- How do you file by Oct. 28, 2026?
- What if you miss the deadline or do nothing?
Were you part of the covered group?
The class covers people whose private information may have been compromised after a threat actor exploited a vendor software vulnerability. According to the official settlement site FAQ, names and Social Security numbers were among the types of information involved how the breach happened. Notification is a practical sign of inclusion for many class members.
People who received a notice about the Feb. 20, 2024 incident should compare the notice dates, names, and instructions with the settlement site. A mailed notice does not replace a claim form, so recipients still must file to seek benefits.
What can you ask for on the claim?
Claimants without documented losses can instead seek an estimated $50 pro-rata cash payment. All claimants can also request one year of single-bureau credit monitoring with up to $1 million in fraud insurance, according to The Daily Hodl payment and monitoring terms.
Claimants with proof can seek up to $5,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses traceable to the breach. Receipts, statements, or similar proof are required, so keep bank records, bills, and fraud correspondence together. Time spent responding to the breach may also count when it is documented as instructed on the form.
How do you file by Oct. 28, 2026?
File through the online claim form or mail a paper form to Feathers v. On Q Financial LLC, c/o Kroll Settlement Administration LLC, P.O. Box 225391, New York, NY 10150-5391.
Mail claims must be postmarked by Oct. 28, 2026, not merely written by that date. Use this quick check before you submit:.
- Confirm the person named on the claim is in the compromised group.
- Choose either documented-loss payment or the no-receipt cash option.
- Attach receipts or statements for every dollar claimed as a loss.
- Keep a copy of the submitted form and mailing proof or confirmation screen.
What if you miss the deadline or do nothing?
Doing nothing yields no benefits and forfeits the right to sue over the breach claims covered by the settlement. Opting out or objecting had a Sept. 28, 2026 deadline, so those separate choices are no longer available for new requests.
Final court approval is still required at a Nov. 16, 2026 hearing. That means timely claims preserve eligibility, but payments wait until the court decides and any later administration steps finish.
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