Doxim Data Security Settlement: Deadline Passed October 13, 2026

You may be part of the Settlement Class only if you are alive, live in the United States, and Doxim or one of its credit-union clients sent you a notice saying your private information was affected by this incident. Receiving that notice is part of the definition.

You are not included if you are a director, officer, or employee of a defendant; the assigned judge, that judge’s immediate family, or court staff; or if you properly opt out.

A claim can seek one of two cash options: up to $5,000 for qualifying, documented fraud or identity-theft losses, or an estimated $100 alternative cash payment without loss documents. You cannot receive both cash options.

You may also request one year of credit monitoring with either cash option. A Claim Form is required for every benefit.

For the documented-loss option, send reasonable records showing fraud or identity-theft losses that can reasonably be tied to the incident. The notice gives the examples listed below, but does not limit documentation to those examples.

You cannot be paid again for an expense that another source has already reimbursed. If documentation is missing, or the administrator finds the claim invalid and it is not corrected, the notice says the claim will be handled as a request for the alternative cash payment instead.

• Telephone records
• Receipts
• Correspondence, including emails

The $100 alternative payment is an estimate, not a guaranteed fixed amount. Cash payments can go up if valid claims do not use all of the Net Settlement Fund, or go down if valid claims exceed it.

The administrator pays for credit monitoring from the Net Settlement Fund before cash payments. Any increase or reduction to cash payments is made by the same percentage.

To receive any benefit, submit a timely, valid Claim Form. The notice allows an online submission or a mailed form by the deadlines and address below.

If your mailing or email address changes after filing, notify the Settlement Administrator in writing. Otherwise, it may not be able to send your payment.

• Submit online by October 13, 2026.
• Or mail the form to the Settlement Administrator, postmarked by October 13, 2026.
• Mailing address: Doxim Data Incident Settlement Administrator, P.O. Box 2509, Portland, OR 97208-2509.

Benefits will be provided only after the court approves the settlement and it becomes final. The notice does not give a payment date, so a timely valid claim does not mean payment will arrive by a particular date.

Opting out means leaving the settlement. If you opt out, you cannot receive settlement benefits, but you keep the ability to pursue your own lawsuit about the claims covered by the settlement.

To opt out, mail a written request to the Settlement Administrator at the notice address. It must be postmarked by September 28, 2026. You cannot opt out by phone or email.

• Your name, address, telephone number, and email address, if any
• Your personal wet-ink signature; electronic signatures are not allowed
• A statement asking to be excluded from the Settlement Class

You may object only if you remain in the Settlement Class. An objection must be filed with the court and also mailed to Class Counsel, Defendants’ Counsel, and the Settlement Administrator by September 28, 2026. The notice requires specific identifying information, reasons for the objection, information about prior objections and lawyers, whether you plan to attend, any proposed witnesses, and your personal wet-ink signature.

The Final Approval Hearing is scheduled for October 28, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. in Detroit. The date, time, or format may change. You do not have to attend for the court to consider a timely written objection.