FTC refunds & government settlement payments
Government consumer refunds are run by agencies such as the FTC, the CFPB, or a state attorney general, not by a private class-action administrator. Many are automatic — the agency mails or deposits payments to people it already identified, with no claim to file. Others ask for a short claim on an official government page. A genuine government refund program never charges a fee to claim and never asks for a bank login or payment to 'release' your money — those are signs of a scam. SettleSignal traces each program to its official government source and re-checks it on a schedule; the agency, not SettleSignal, determines eligibility and payment.
- up to $51 potential payment
- 8 need no receipt to file
- Free file on the official form
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FTC Fortnite Refunds
The FTC won a refund program against Fortnite maker Epic Games for charging players for items they didn't want and locking accounts. The claim deadline was July 9, 2025, so new claims are no longer being accepted.
FTC NGL Settlement
The FTC reached a settlement with NGL over unauthorized charges to NGL Pro subscribers. The claim deadline was April 6, 2026, so the filing window is now closed. If you submitted a claim before that date, watch for a refund from the FTC.
FTC Golden Sunrise Settlement
If you bought Golden Sunrise products between July 2017 and July 2020, the FTC has a refund program for you. No proof of purchase is required to file. The claim deadline was May 12, 2026, so check the FTC's site to see if late claims are still accepted.
Amazon Prime Membership FTC Settlement
If you signed up for Amazon Prime or tried to cancel it between June 23, 2019 and June 23, 2025, you could get up to $51 from a $1.5 billion FTC settlement. Most people need to file a claim by July 27, 2026 — it won't happen automatically.
FTC ACRO Services Refunds
If you paid ACRO Services for credit card debt relief, the FTC is mailing you a second refund check automatically. No claim form needed — just watch for the check and cash it within 90 days.
FTC Brigit Refunds
If you paid Brigit for instant cash advances, the FTC may already be sending you a refund check or PayPal payment. No claim form needed. If you got a first payment in November 2024, a second round of payments started in May 2026, so watch your mail or PayPal account.
FTC Credit Karma Settlement
The FTC is now sending Zelle payments to people who were previously sent a check or PayPal payment from the Credit Karma settlement but never cashed or accepted it. If you already received and cashed your payment, you're done. No new claim is needed.
FTC Hey Dude Refunds
The FTC is sending a second round of refund checks to people who bought Hey Dude shoes and accepted their first payment in 2024. There's nothing to file — if you're getting money, it's already on its way. Just make sure to cash any check within 90 days or accept your PayPal payment within 30 days.
There may be money with your name on it.
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