Krispy Kreme Data Security SettlementClaim Deadline Is June 22, 2026
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Krispy Kreme Data Security Settlement Claim Deadline Is June 22, 2026
If you received a notice about the Krispy Kreme data incident, you may be eligible to submit a claim for documented losses up to $3,500, choose an estimated $75 alternate cash payment, or receive one year of credit monitoring through the settlement.
Quick Settlement Details
The settlement website says a $1,616,760 Settlement has been reached in In Re: Krispy Kreme Data Security Litigation, Case No. 3:25-cv-00434-MOC-SCR. The lawsuit relates to a data incident discovered on November 29, 2024, involving alleged unauthorized access to or acquisition of private information that may have included names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, and financial account access information.[1]
June 22, 2026
Estimated $75
Up to $3,500
June 6, 2026
Why This One Is Worth Checking
This settlement has a simple alternate cash option for eligible class members. The official FAQ says that instead of claiming documented losses, a Settlement Class Member may submit a Claim Form without documentation for an estimated $75 alternative cash payment.[2]
That does not mean everyone can claim it. You still need to be part of the Settlement Class, which means you are a living individual in the United States who was sent a notice of the data incident saying your private information may have been impacted.[2]
Who Is Eligible?
You are included in the Settlement Class if you are a living individual residing in the United States and were sent a notice of the Data Incident indicating that your private information may have been impacted. The official FAQ also lists exclusions, including certain Krispy Kreme-related directors, officers, and agents, governmental entities, the assigned judge and court staff, and anyone who timely and properly opts out.[2]
Important: Check Your Notice
To file online, the settlement claim page says you need the Unique ID and PIN printed on the postcard notice. If you did not receive a notice or lost yours, the site says to contact the Settlement Administrator at info@KrispyKremeDataSettlement.com or 1-877-239-1879 for assistance.[3]
What Can Eligible Class Members Claim?
The settlement offers several potential benefits. The main decision for many readers will be whether to claim documented losses, choose the alternate cash payment, or simply use the credit monitoring option. Cash payments may be adjusted up or down on a pro rata basis depending on the Net Settlement Fund and the number of valid claims.[2]
| Benefit | What It Means | Documentation Needed? |
|---|---|---|
| Documented Losses | Eligible class members may claim losses related to fraud and/or identity theft as a result of the data incident, up to $3,500 per person. | Yes. Reasonable documentation is required. |
| Alternate Cash | Eligible class members may submit a claim for an estimated $75 alternative cash payment instead of documented losses. | No documentation listed for this cash option, but a valid claim form is still required. |
| Credit Monitoring | Settlement Class Members can receive one year of credit monitoring. | No claim form is needed for credit monitoring, according to the FAQ. |
| Security Measures | The FAQ says Krispy Kreme is implementing additional security measures following the data incident. | No action required by class members. |
How to Submit a Claim
If you believe you are eligible, use the official settlement website only. The claim page says claim forms must be submitted online or postmarked by June 22, 2026. Claims submitted after the deadline may be deemed untimely and may not be accepted.[3]
- Go to the official claim page at KrispyKremeDataSettlement.com/Login.
- Have your Unique ID and PIN ready from your postcard notice if filing online.
- Choose whether you are filing for documented losses up to $3,500 or the estimated $75 alternate cash payment.
- If claiming documented losses, upload or mail clear copies of supporting documents, such as receipts, correspondence, or other records related to the claimed loss.
- Submit online by June 22, 2026, or mail the completed claim form so it is postmarked by June 22, 2026.
- Save your confirmation code if filing online, or keep copies of anything you mail.
What Counts as Documentation?
The FAQ says examples of reasonable documentation may include telephone records, correspondence such as emails, or receipts. Personal certifications, declarations, or affidavits alone do not count as reasonable documentation, although they may be included to clarify or support other submitted documentation.[2]
The claim page says online document uploads must be less than 20 MB per file and must use one of the accepted formats, including common image files, Word documents, spreadsheets, PDFs, text files, RTF files, or ZIP files. If you cannot upload documents online, the site says you can mail a printed Claim Form with documentation to the Settlement Administrator.[3]
Important Dates to Know
Settlement deadlines matter. If you want a cash payment, the key date is the claim deadline. If you want to opt out or object, the deadline is earlier. The Court will decide whether to approve the settlement at the Final Approval Hearing, and benefits will be provided only after the settlement is approved and becomes final.[2]
| Date | What Happens |
|---|---|
| June 6, 2026 | Deadline to exclude yourself from the settlement or object to the settlement. |
| June 22, 2026 | Deadline to submit a claim form online or have a mailed claim form postmarked. |
| July 6, 2026 at 9:30 a.m. EDT | Final Approval Hearing scheduled before the Court in Charlotte, North Carolina. The official FAQ says the date or format may change, so check the settlement website for updates. |
Do You Need to Submit a Claim for Credit Monitoring?
No, not according to the official FAQ. The FAQ says Settlement Class Members do not need to submit a Claim Form to receive credit monitoring. Activation codes were provided to identified class members on the Notice sent on March 25, 2026, and those activation codes will be live after Final Approval of the settlement.[2]
If you believe you are a Settlement Class Member but did not receive a notice, or if you no longer have your activation code, the official site says to contact the Settlement Administrator.[2]
FAQ: Krispy Kreme Data Security Settlement
Is this a real settlement?
Yes. The official settlement website is for In Re: Krispy Kreme Data Security Litigation, Case No. 3:25-cv-00434-MOC-SCR. Always use the official settlement website and official administrator contact information when filing or asking questions.
How much can eligible people claim?
Eligible class members may claim documented losses up to $3,500 with reasonable documentation, or they may choose the alternate cash option estimated at $75 without submitting documentation for losses. Cash payments may be increased or reduced pro rata depending on valid claims and the Net Settlement Fund.
Is the estimated $75 payment no proof required?
The FAQ says the alternate cash payment does not require documentation, but you still must be an eligible Settlement Class Member and submit a timely, valid Claim Form by the deadline.
What is the deadline to file a claim?
The deadline to submit a claim form online or have a mailed claim form postmarked is June 22, 2026.
What if I lost my Unique ID or PIN?
The claim page says to contact the Settlement Administrator at info@KrispyKremeDataSettlement.com or 1-877-239-1879 if you did not receive a postcard notice or lost your notice.
Do I need to do anything to get credit monitoring?
The FAQ says you do not need to submit a claim form to receive credit monitoring. Activation codes were provided to identified class members on the notice, and codes will be live after final approval.
Where to File or Get Help
The official online claim page is
KrispyKremeDataSettlement.com/Login. If mailing a claim form or contacting the administrator by mail, use the address listed on the official site:Krispy Kreme Data Incident
Settlement Administrator
PO Box 2047
Portland, OR 97208-2047
Questions may also be directed to info@KrispyKremeDataSettlement.com or 1-877-239-1879, according to the official settlement website.[2]
Bottom Line
If you received a Krispy Kreme Data Security Settlement notice, this is one to check before the deadline. Eligible class members may be able to claim up to $3,500 for documented losses, choose the estimated $75 alternate cash payment, or receive one year of credit monitoring. The most important date is June 22, 2026, because that is the deadline to submit a claim form online or have a mailed claim form postmarked.
Disclosure: This article is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Settlement eligibility, payment amounts, and deadlines can change or depend on your individual situation. Always confirm details directly with the official settlement website or Settlement Administrator before submitting a claim.
References
[1]
Krispy Kreme Data Security Settlement Website.[2]
Krispy Kreme Data Security Settlement Frequently Asked Questions.[3]
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