Updated September 17, 2026
Bridgeport Capital Services, acting as servicing agent for affiliated lender Bridgeport Capital Funding, notified individuals on September 11, 2026 that a data security incident may have affected personal information. The official sample notice lists names, contact details, Social Security and driver's-license numbers, birth information, and client business account numbers as possible categories, with the exact combination varying by person. Bridgeport says it strengthened network defenses and is offering notice recipients 24 months of Experian IdentityWorks. Attorneys are recruiting affected people, but no filed class action, certified class, settlement, or guaranteed payment was verified.
The notice describes an Experian credit report at signup, credit monitoring, identity-restoration assistance, ExtendCARE support, and identity-theft insurance subject to policy terms. The person's letter supplies the activation code and enrollment deadline.
No filed class action, certified class, settlement fund, or damages award was verified. Attorney review may end without representation or litigation.
No court-approved payment exists. Notice recipients are offered 24 months of Experian IdentityWorks monitoring and identity-protection services. Identity restoration is available under the offer, while enrollment in monitoring requires the recipient-specific code, URL, and deadline supplied in the individual letter.
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The September 11 sample notice says the incident was recently discovered but does not provide the underlying incident date, discovery date, or technical cause.
The notice says information may include first and last names, contact details, Social Security numbers, driver's-license numbers, date or place of birth, and client business account numbers. Not every category necessarily applies to every person.
No payment is established. The current verified offer is 24 months of Experian IdentityWorks for notice recipients.
No. The notice reports an incident and response. No court has decided negligence, liability, damages, or whether a class action may proceed.
It lets a law firm assess the person's facts. The firm may decline the matter, and submitting information does not file a lawsuit or create a settlement claim.
