We are investigating a class action lawsuit for the victims of the recent breach at Nayax.
Notices have not yet been sent. If you believe you were affected by Nayax. Please use the form below to start your free claim!
Nayax
According to publicly available breach reporting sources, Nayax was identified in connection with a reported data-security incident. Upon information and belief, Nayax disclosed the incident to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, confirming that data was exfiltrated from a cloud account belonging to one of its subsidiaries. While the full scope and nature of any potentially affected data has not been officially confirmed beyond public reporting, individuals whose payment transactions were processed through Nayax-powered systems may have had personal and transactional information exposed.
Nayax is a global commerce enablement and payment platform that provides cashless payment acceptance, management solutions, and customer loyalty programs to merchants across the US. The company’s payment technology powers unattended and self-service machines including vending machines, car washes, laundry facilities, EV charging stations, amusement rides, parking systems, and retail and hospitality businesses across the United States and internationally.
If you are a current or former business customer or partner of Nayax, or if you have made a cashless payment through a Nayax-powered machine for—including, but not limited to, a vending machine, car wash, laundry facility, EV charging station, parking kiosk, hotel services, or amusement ride—you may have had personal and/or financial information impacted by the incident and may be part of a potentially affected class.
If you believe you may be included, please use the form on this page to be contacted by our firm for a free evaluation of your case.
WHAT INFORMATION IS INVOLVED?
According to public records, Nayax affected information is still unknown, but could include:
- Personal ID Information: (Name, Address, Email, Phone Number)
- Social Security Number
WHAT IS A DATA BREACH?
A data breach occurs when a company or entity has information leaked or stolen. Companies have a responsibility and a duty of care for the information within their systems. When data under their control is accessed by unauthorized individuals or otherwise compromised, we call this a data breach. This data usually includes personal information about employees, clients, customers, etc.
Information regularly compromised is referred to as Personally Identifiable Information (“PII”) (including such things as names, addresses, social security numbers, driver’s license numbers, and telephone numbers) or Protected Health Information (“PHI”) (including information related to your medical records, treatment, and insurance. Businesses are required to secure this information or risk facing statutory and other penalties. Stolen PII and PHI can be used by identity thieves to engage in fraudulent activity using your identity.
We pursue these cases to make sure people are compensated for any losses and hardship due to the breach, and we also want to make sure you are protected from future breaches from the company in question.
OUR NO-COST PROMISE :
When you sign up below, we will reach out with a retainer for you to sign, which enables us to represent your interests in the case. Details regarding the representation are in the retainer. However, we want to emphasize our “No Cost Promise.”
Our firm simply works on a contingency fee basis, which means that our getting paid is “contingent” upon whether we obtain any recovery on our client’s behalf. Our client will NOT BE obligated to cover any attorneys’ fees or costs. If we succeed in our case, the negotiations for settlement payout from the entity in question will also take our fees and costs into consideration, along with the payout for our client. If we fail in our case, we will take on all costs of the case ourselves, and our client will owe us nothing. Additional details regarding this may be found in the retainer.
ONCE THE RETAINER IS SIGNED :
Once someone signs our retainer, we reach out for more information specific to the case. In Data Breach cases, we work to obtain a Data Breach Notification Letter from the retained client. After that, we will proceed to litigate the case and keep our client/s updated on the latest developments. A choice our clients can make is whether to become a class rep or not.
WHAT IS A CLASS REP ?
A class rep is someone with a particularly strong case and is willing to provide evidence of their case to a court if necessary, representing the entire class of people who were harmed by the breach. In most cases, an actual court appearance isn’t needed, but having a client who is ready and willing to be called on makes our case significantly stronger. Because of the extra time and effort of a class rep, they will receive a service award, which consists of extra monetary compensation. NOTE: Signing up below DOES NOT make you a class rep, and you will not be put forward as one without explicit consent and understanding.