The FTC plans to send out additional payments in 2026 after it has finished validating all claims, and fans should note that the Fortnite refund process is only open to U.S. residents as of the ...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will soon issue more than $126 million in refunds to players of the famous video game, Fortnite, after it says fans were charged for unwanted items while playing ...

The refunds stem from a 2022 settlement between the FTC and Epic Games, which saw Epic agreed to pay a total of $520 million in penalties over allegations that it violated the Children’s Online ...

The FTC is handing out $126 million in "Fortnite" refunds after years of shady charges, surprise bills, and retaliatory bans. Here's how to get yours.

More refunds are being sent to Fortnite players ‘tricked’ into unwanted purchases. How you can apply The FTC says it's sending more than 969,000 payments amounting to over $126 million this week.

This isn’t the first round of refunds Epic has had to pay out in relation to the Fortnite settlement. The FTC first issued refunds in December 2024, paying out a total of $72 million to 629,344 ...

FTC says Epic Games 'tricked' customers into unwanted purchases Fortnite, best known for its Battle Royale mode in which up to 100 players can fight it out to the last one standing, is free to ...

These refunds come from the $245 million settlement stemming from the FTC's allegations that Epic Games used "deceptive practices" to trick players into making unwanted purchases. In December 2024 ...

The latest refunds are being doled out to consumers who filed a valid claim before Feb. 14 — meaning that any claims filed after that date are still under review, according to the FTC.