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  1. Block owns the Cash App service, and North Carolina Attorneys General settled fraud allegations.

A coalition of 46 states, including Dan Rayfield, sued Block regarding failures of the Cash App service.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 9
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A coalition of 46 states, including Dan Rayfield, sued Block regarding failures of the Cash App service.

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  1. Oregon AG Dan Rayfield announced that the CFPB is involved in discussions regarding restitution for users affected by the issues surrounding the Cash App service.Sub-event
  2. Coalition of 46 states sues Block over Cash App failures.1 source

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