• You made a purchase at a Trader Joe’s store
• You received a printed receipt
• The receipt displayed more than the last five digits of your card number
• The purchase occurred during the qualifying class period
Consumers who received non-compliant receipts from Trader Joe’s may qualify for a cash payment. No proof required. File a claim online or by mail before June 9, 2026.
Trader Joe’s Facta Receipt Settlement
Shoppers who received non-compliant receipts from Trader Joe’s may qualify for a cash payment. No proof required. Claim online with ID/PIN or file by mail.
Settlement Features
Consumer Rights
No Proof Required
Claim ID & Pin
Settlement Overview
This class action lawsuit alleges that Trader Joe’s violated the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA) by printing more than the last five digits of customers’ credit or debit card numbers on receipts. FACTA is a federal law that requires merchants to truncate card information on printed receipts to protect consumers from identity theft.
The case involves purchases made at Trader Joe’s grocery stores where customers were provided printed receipts that may have exposed too many digits of their payment card numbers.
Trader Joe’s denies any wrongdoing but agreed to a settlement to resolve the claims and avoid further litigation.
This settlement is important because it addresses consumer data privacy and compensates individuals whose payment card information may have been improperly displayed.
Who qualifies:
Consumers who made purchases at Trader Joe’s and received printed receipts that showed more than the last five digits of their credit or debit card number during the class period.
Covered products/services:
• In-store purchases at Trader Joe’s locations
• Transactions involving printed receipts with card truncation issues
How payouts work:
Payments will come from a fixed settlement fund and are expected to be pro-rata, meaning the final amount depends on how many valid claims are submitted.
FAQ
1. What is this settlement about?
It resolves claims that Trader Joe’s printed receipts showing too many digits of customers’ card numbers.
2. Do I need proof of purchase?
No. Claims can be submitted without receipts or documentation.
3. Why is a Claim ID and PIN needed?
They are used to access the online claim form and are typically provided in a mailed or emailed notice.
4. What if I don’t have a Claim ID or PIN?
You can still file by printing and mailing a claim form.
5. How much will I get paid?
Payments are estimated and will be distributed on a pro-rata basis depending on total claims.
6. When will payments be sent?
After final approval and claim processing are completed.
Who Is Eligible?
How to File a Claim
- Visit the official settlement website: https://www.tj-factasettlement.com/
- Click on “Submit a Claim.”
- Enter your Claim ID and PIN if you received a notice by mail or email.
- Complete the online claim form and submit it.
If you do not have a Claim ID or PIN:
5. Download and print the paper claim form from the website.
6. Fill out the required information.
7. Mail the completed form to the settlement administrator at the provided address.
How to obtain a Claim ID/PIN:
• Check your email or mailed notice
• If not received, follow instructions on the website or contact the administrator for assistance
Documentation Requirements
No Proof Required (Claim ID & Pin is required for Online Claim)
• No proof of purchase is required to submit a claim.
• Claimants may file based on self-attestation through the official settlement website.
• A Claim ID and PIN may be required for online submission, but this is not considered proof.
• Without a Claim ID or PIN, claimants may still file by submitting a paper claim form by mail.
Payout Details
• Payments will be made from a common settlement fund
• Individual payments are pro-rata and depend on the number of valid claims
• Compensation will be provided as cash payments
• Payments may be issued via check or electronic methods, depending on claimant selection
Key Information
Payout Range
Varies - Varies
Claim Deadline
June 9, 2026
39 days left
Total Settlement Fund
$1,300,000
Settlement Administrator Contact
Name: TJ FACTA Settlement Administrator
Address: P.O. Box 25226
Santa Ana, CA 92799
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 1-888-678-1234
Important Dates
Opt-Out: June 9, 2026
Final Approval: August 10, 2026
By clicking "Submit Claim Now", you will be directed to the official settlement website to file your claim directly with the settlement administrator.