The Merchant of Tennis Settlement: who qualifies, payout estimate and deadline

Q: How much could you get from the The Merchant of Tennis settlement?

Estimated: about $15 ($45 in California). The notice describes it this way: Est. $45 (California) or $15 Plus up to $2,000 in documented losses. Two years of identity monitoring. Payouts vary; amounts shown are estimates. They can change, for example if more people claim than expected.

Q: What does the claim form ask for?

In general terms, the form asks for your name and contact details, such as your mailing address and email; a few questions confirming you are in the group covered by the settlement (for example, dates, places, purchases or accounts tied to the case). Some forms ask for extra details; the official claim form is always the final word.

Claim deadline: January 27, 2027

Estimated: about $15 ($45 in California)

About 20,299 people, mostly current and former employees and third-party truck drivers, whose information was involved in a February 2024 cyberattack at The Merchant of Tennis. Most class members receive the cash payment automatically; third-party truck drivers, and anyone who wants identity monitoring or reimbursement of losses, need to file a claim.

Read the notice and file on the official claim site

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This is a plain-language summary of the The Merchant of Tennis settlement. You may be owed money if you are in the group it covers. Any amount shown is an estimate.

Do I qualify for the The Merchant of Tennis settlement?

Read these questions. If you can answer yes to all of them, you may qualify. It takes about a minute.

About 20,299 people, mostly current and former employees and third-party truck drivers, whose information was involved in a February 2024 cyberattack at The Merchant of Tennis.
Most class members receive the cash payment automatically;
third-party truck drivers, and anyone who wants identity monitoring or reimbursement of losses, need to file a claim.

This is a quick self-check, not a ruling. The settlement administrator and the court decide who is eligible, and the official class definition controls.

How much could you get from the The Merchant of Tennis settlement?

Estimated: about $15 ($45 in California).

From the settlement notice:

Est. $45 (California) or $15 Plus up to $2,000 in documented losses
Two years of identity monitoring

Payouts vary; amounts shown are estimates. They can change (for example, payments can be reduced if more people claim than expected).

What is the The Merchant of Tennis settlement deadline?

The claim deadline listed for this settlement is January 27, 2027. Always confirm the date on the official website before you file.

When will The Merchant of Tennis settlement payments be sent?

Payment dates are set by the court and the settlement administrator, and payments usually start only after the court gives final approval and any appeals are resolved. We do not know your payment date. Check the official settlement website for the final approval hearing and payment timing.

How to file a The Merchant of Tennis claim in 4 steps

Check you qualify. Go through the checklist above and the class definition on the official site.
Gather what the form asks for. Your name and contact details, such as your mailing address and email; a few questions confirming you are in the group covered by the settlement (for example, dates, places, purchases or accounts tied to the case).
File on the official site before January 27, 2027. Open the official claim site. Filing is free. We do not file for you from this page.
Save your confirmation. Keep any confirmation number or email so you can check on your claim later.

What does the claim form ask for?

In general terms, the claim form asks for:

Your name and contact details, such as your mailing address and email
A few questions confirming you are in the group covered by the settlement (for example, dates, places, purchases or accounts tied to the case)
Some forms ask for extra details; the official claim form is always the final word

How do I file a claim?

Claims are filed with the settlement administrator, not with Settlement Sidekick. Read the full notice and file on the official settlement website. We are not affiliated with the court, the company, or the administrator, and none of them endorses this page.

New to this? Read our guide: how to file a settlement claim.

Is this settlement real? Is the claim email legit?

Use the official settlement website linked on this page and compare it with the notice you received. We summarize public settlement information but cannot confirm that a particular email or letter sent to you is genuine. A real claim never asks you to pay a fee to get your money.

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Last reviewed October 31, 2026. Details come from the public settlement notice and can change; the official website is the source of truth.