How much can a claim be worth?

An approved claim is stated at C$80–C$200. A higher amount (up to C$5,000 with documented losses) is available, but it is a separate tier that most claimants do not reach, not the expected payout. What an individual receives depends on the administrator's assessment and how many valid claims are filed.

When is the deadline to claim?

Claims close February 3, 2027, 103 days from today. After that the administrator stops accepting them.

Who may be eligible for the Canada Revenue Agency settlement?

Canadian residents whose personal or financial information held in a Government of Canada Online Account (CRA My Account, Represent-a-Client, My Service Canada, or other GCKey-accessed accounts) was disclosed to a third party without authorization, primarily through 2020 credential-stuffing cyberattacks. Claimants must not have opted out before the February 20, 2026 opt-out deadline.

On the official administrator's site: https://www.breachsettlementcanada.kpmg.ca. PayUpBro never collects your claim. You file directly with the administrator.

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Canada Revenue Agency settlement pays C$80–C$200 per approved claim. Claims close February 3, 2027

C$80–C$200 typical up to C$5,000 with documented losses 103 days left Canada

The administrator states C$80–C$200 for an approved claim (up to C$5,000 with documented losses), and the claim window closes on February 3, 2027. Whether you qualify is the administrator's determination, not ours.

A claim window does not reopen once it shuts. 4 claim windows in Canada have closed in the last 30 days.

Court-approved · No. T-982-20 · Federal Court of Canada
Official administrator · breachsettlementcanada.kpmg.ca

What the case is about: Sweet v. His Majesty the King: CRA/Government of Canada Privacy Breach Class Action, an open class action settlement in Canada.

Questions people ask about this settlement

How much can a claim be worth?: An approved claim is stated at C$80–C$200. A higher amount (up to C$5,000 with documented losses) is available, but it is a separate tier that most claimants do not reach, not the expected payout. What an individual receives depends on the administrator's assessment and how many valid claims are filed.
When is the deadline to claim?: Claims close February 3, 2027, 103 days from today. After that the administrator stops accepting them.
Who may be eligible for the Canada Revenue Agency settlement?: Canadian residents whose personal or financial information held in a Government of Canada Online Account (CRA My Account, Represent-a-Client, My Service Canada, or other GCKey-accessed accounts) was disclosed to a third party without authorization, primarily through 2020 credential-stuffing cyberattacks. Claimants must not have opted out before the February 20, 2026 opt-out deadline.
Where do I file?: On the official administrator's site: https://www.breachsettlementcanada.kpmg.ca. PayUpBro never collects your claim. You file directly with the administrator.

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