Today Is the Claim Deadline: File Your 23andMe Customer Data Security Breach Settlement Claim Now

  • Published: February 17, 2026
  • Updated: May 25, 2026
23andme Class Action Settlement

File your claim today—this is the final deadline for the 23andMe Customer Data Security Breach settlement. If you don’t submit by 11:59 p.m. Central Time, you’ll forfeit your payout entirely.

Key Settlement Facts
DeadlineFebruary 17, 2026 (Today — Last Day!)
Est. Payout$100 – $10,000 (varies by claim type)
Proof RequiredYes — documentation may be needed
Who QualifiesGeneral Eligibility: You were a customer of 23andMe (now Chrome) at any time during May 1, 2023, through October 1, 2023 who received a data breach notice
In This Article
  1. Settlement Deadline: Today
  2. What Is the Settlement Payout?
  3. How to File a Claim in This Settlement
  4. What Our Research Found
  5. Do You Qualify?

Settlement Deadline: Today

The claim deadline for this class action settlement is February 17, 2026. And that is today. If you have not filed yet, stop reading and go file right now.

Important: If you first received a notice about this settlement on or after January 5, 2026, and your notice states a different deadline, your deadline may be March 1, 2026. Check the date listed on your original email notice to confirm.

Do not pay anyone to file a claim for you. The claims process is free, and any service charging a fee to submit your claim is taking money you could keep.

What Is the Settlement Payout?

How much you receive from this settlement depends on the type of claim. Payments range up to $10,000, with different tiers for different claim types:

  • Extraordinary Claims: Reimbursement of up to $10,000 for documented unreimbursed costs (e.g. identity fraud, falsified tax returns, physical security systems, mental health counseling).
  • Health Information Claims: Cash payment of up to $165 for those notified that their health information was involved.
  • Statutory Cash Claims: Estimated $100 for residents of Alaska, California, Illinois, or Oregon who received a data breach settlements notice.
  • Monitoring Service: 5 years of Privacy & Medical Shield + Genetic Monitoring.

Most class members will receive between $100 and $165 without submitting documentation, though those with documented losses can claim up to $10,000 through the Extraordinary Claims process.

Here is the reality of class actions: the more people who file a claim, the smaller each settlement check. But even a modest payment is worth the two minutes it takes to file.

Want the complete breakdown? Visit the 23andMe settlement page for detailed payout information and claim instructions.

How to File a Claim in This Settlement

Here is how to file a claim: File a Claim Form online at www.23and Me Data Settlement.com before the deadline 11:59 p.m. Central Time on February 17, 2026, or mail a completed paper form to the Settlement Administrator postmarked by February 17, 2026.

You can file a claim online at the official settlement claim form.

Need help with the process? The 23and Me Customer Data Security Breach Class Action Settlement page has step-by-step instructions on how to file a claim.

First time filing a class action claim? Here is a helpful guide: Can You Join a Class Action After Settlement?

The Class Action Lawsuit Insight

What Our Research Found

There are currently 44 class action settlements listed on The Class Action Lawsuit with deadlines in the next 30 days. Staying on top of these deadlines is key — once they pass, you lose your chance to file.

This is 1 of 11 open settlements administered by Kroll listed on The Class Action Lawsuit. This administrator has a well-established track record managing class action claims at scale.

If your data was exposed in this breach, filing a claim creates a paper trail. That can be useful if identity theft issues surface later, as it documents that you were a class member who took action.

Do You Qualify?

Settlement eligibility is based on these criteria:

  • General Eligibility: You were a customer of 23andMe (now Chrome) at any time during May 1, 2023, through October 1, 2023; resided in the U.S. during the Cyber Security Incident Period; and received a notice from 23andMe notifying you that your personal information was compromised.
  • Statutory Subclass: You meet the general eligibility criteria AND were a resident of Alaska, California, Illinois, or Oregon during the Cyber Security Incident Period.
  • Health Information Claim: You meet the general eligibility criteria AND received notice that your health information (e.g. raw genotype data, health reports) was involved.

This is a nationwide settlement, so where you live does not affect your eligibility.

This settlement does require some documentation. Receipts, bank statements, or order confirmations can typically be used as proof.

After today, this opportunity is gone. Visit the full 23and Me Customer Data Security Breach settlement details page for step-by-step filing instructions, payout information and to check if you are a class member.

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