SouthState Bank Data Breach Settlement

Individuals who received a data breach notice from SouthState Bank informing them their information may have been compromised in the February 7, 2024 data breach.

Documentation of losses required for reimbursement claims (bank statements, invoices, receipts); none required for pro rata cash payment.

About This Settlement

Plaintiffs in Maricle, et al. v. SouthState Bank N.A. (Case No. CACE-2024CA-002530) alleged that SouthState Bank failed to prevent a data breach on February 7, 2024, that allegedly compromised sensitive consumer information, including Social Security numbers, due to the bank's alleged negligence. SouthState Bank has not admitted any wrongdoing but agreed to a $1.5 million settlement to resolve these claims. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

Who Qualifies

• You may be eligible to participate in this settlement if you meet the following criteria:
• You were sent a notice from SouthState Bank informing you that your personal information may have been impacted by the data breach that occurred on February 7, 2024
• Your sensitive personal information — which may include Social Security numbers — was allegedly compromised in the breach
• You are a resident of the United States (settlement is nationwide)
• You are able to provide third-party documentation of any out-of-pocket losses you wish to claim, such as credit card or bank statements, invoices, telephone records, or receipts (required for documented loss claims)

What You May Receive

Eligible class members may receive the following compensation:

• Documented Losses: Up to $3,500 for verified, out-of-pocket losses caused by the data breach, subject to submission of qualifying third-party documentation
• Pro Rata Cash Payment: A cash payment from the net settlement fund, distributed on a pro rata basis among eligible claimants (exact amount will vary depending on the total number of valid claims submitted)
• Credit Monitoring Services: All eligible class members may receive one year of free credit monitoring services, which includes up to $1 million in identity theft insurance coverage

Actual payout amounts are not guaranteed and will depend on the number of valid claims filed and the total available settlement fund.

How to File a Claim

1. Follow these steps to submit your claim before the June 15, 2026 deadline:
2. Visit the settlement website at SouthStateBankDataSettlement.com to access the official claim form
3. Complete the claim form by providing your contact information and any details required to verify your eligibility, including confirmation that you received a data breach notice from SouthState Bank
4. Gather and attach required documentation — if you are filing for reimbursement of documented losses (up to $3,500), you must include third-party supporting documents such as credit card or bank statements, invoices, telephone records, or receipts that substantiate your claimed losses
5. Submit your completed claim form by the deadline of June 15, 2026 through the settlement website; late or incomplete claims may not be accepted

Case Details

Settlement: Maricle, et al. v. SouthState Bank N.A., Case No. CACE-2024CA-002530 Claim Deadline: June 15, 2026 Settlement Website: SouthStateBankDataSettlement.com