CRA My Account & GCKey Privacy Breach Settlement (Canada) — Up to $5,200 CAD for the 2020 Government Account Attacks
CRA My Account & GCKey Privacy Breach Settlement (Canada) — Up to $5,200 CAD for the 2020 Government Account AttacksQuick answer
The CRA My Account & GCKey Privacy Breach Settlement (Canada) — Up to $5,200 CAD for the 2020 Government Account Attacks class action settlement may pay up to Varies. The deadline to submit your claim form is Feb 3, 2027. No-proof options are available for the base tier.
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- Deadline
- Feb 3, 2027
- Maximum payout
- $5K
- Proof required
- No (base tier)
- Source
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- Official claim form
- Settlement administrator site
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People whose personal or financial information in a Government of Canada online account — CRA My Account, My Service Canada or another GCKey account — was disclosed without authorization in the 2020 credential-stuffing attacks may qualify to claim up to $80 CAD for account access or up to $200 CAD where fraud followed, plus up to $5,000 CAD in documented costs, from the Canada CRA and GCKey privacy breach class action settlement. The Federal Court approved the settlement on May 5, 2026, and claims close February 3, 2027.
People whose personal or financial information in a Government of Canada online account — CRA My Account, My Service Canada or another GCKey account — was disclosed without authorization in the 2020 credential-stuffing attacks may qualify to claim up to $80 CAD for account access or up to $200 CAD where fraud followed, plus up to $5,000 CAD in documented costs, from the Canada CRA and GCKey privacy breach class action settlement. The Federal Court approved the settlement on May 5, 2026, and claims close February 3, 2027.
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- People whose personal or financial information in a Government of Canada online account — CRA My Account, My Service Canada or another GCKey account — was disclosed without authorization in the 2020 credential-stuffing attacks may qualify to claim up to $80 CAD for account access or up to $200 CAD where fraud followed, plus up to $5,000 CAD in documented costs, from the Canada CRA and GCKey privacy breach class action settlement. The Federal Court approved the settlement on May 5, 2026, and claims close February 3, 2027. Eligibility is confirmed by the court-appointed claim administrator on review of your submission.
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