Have you ever worked for Speedway in Illinois? If yes, you may be eligible to get a payout from the $12M Speedway BIPA violation class action settlement. Here, we have shared everything you need to know about this settlement.
Read this article thoroughly to check who is eligible to get a payout from the Speedway BIPA violation settlement, how much you can get, how to submit a claim form, when to expect the payout, and much more.
$12M Speedway BIPA Violation Settlement
The $12M Speedway BIPA Violation Settlement resulted from a class action lawsuit, which was filed in 2017 in Cook County Circuit Court against the company—that it has violated Illinois’ BIPA by requiring employees to use fingerprint scanners to clock in and out, without taking proper consent from them.
After that, the case was removed to the federal court, and in May 2018, the court rejected Speedway’s motion to dismiss and allowed the case to proceed. Then in October 2024, the court also denied Speedway’s motions for summary judgment, and after it gave preliminary approval to the settlement in July 2025.
The deadline for the class member to opt out or object to the settlement was September 16, 2025. To get the payout from the settlement fund, there is no provision for submission of a claim form. But make sure to update the address on the settlement portal accessible at https://speedwaybipasettlement.com/.
Who is eligible to get a payout?
To get a payout from the $12M Speedway BIPA violation class action settlement, it is mandatory to meet eligibility requirements:
- You must be a permanent resident of the United States and live in Illinois.
- You have worked for the Speedway between September 1, 2012, and November 1, 2017, and used a fingerprint scanner to clock in or out at the store, and
- You have received a notice from the settlement administrator, which carries a unique ID and PIN.
If you haven’t received any notice, but you believe that you are eligible to get a payout from this settlement, please get in touch with the Settlement Administrator by mailing info@SpeedwayBIPASettlement.com and dialing the phone number (844) 496-0738.
How much can one get?
The settlement administrator has disclosed the details about the per-person payout from the $12M Speedway BIPA violation class action settlement. It is expected that each individual will get the average payment of $970; you will get this payment via paper check.
Note that you will get the payout from this settlement only if you are among the class members. To be sure that you are among the class members, you must have the notice from the settlement administrator that carries the claim ID and PIN, and you must have updated your address on the settlement portal.
When to expect the payout?
The settlement administrator will send payouts to all class members once the case has received the final approval. The hearing for the same is scheduled to take place on October 21, 2025; if the settlement gets the final approval, we can expect the payout most probably in January 2026.
Note that if there will be any appeal, then the payment will be delayed until all the appeals are resolved. Sometimes, it takes up to 6 months to a year to resolve an appeal. Once the appeals are resolved, within a few weeks, all class members will get the payment through the paper check in the mailbox.
How to update the mailing address?
To update the mailing address in order to get a payout check from the $12M Speedway BIPA Violation Settlement, follow the step-by-step instructions available below.
- Go to the settlement portal by visiting https://speedwaybipasettlement.com/.
- Click on the ‘ADDRESS UPDATE’ button and go to the next page.
- Fill in your Unique ID and PIN, and then click the LOGIN button.
- After logging in, fill in the address you are residing at and hit the Submit button.
Note that there is no deadline to update the address in order to get a payout check, but it is highly recommended to do so before the final hearing date.