If you traded peso-denominated Mexican Government Bonds with Santander, BBVA, Citibanamex, HSBC, or other participating banks between 2006 and 2017, you may be eligible for a pro rata share of $86.4 million. File your claim online for free by January 4, 2027. Proof of purchase will likely be required.
- Quick facts
- 100% free, nothing to buy. Requested on the brand's form. US only. Listed October 19, 2026.
- What it is
- FreebieAgent tracks Mexican Government Bonds Antitrust Settlement Claim, an open class action settlement you file a claim for yourself.
- Who offers it
- Offered by Mexican Government; the claim link goes to mgbantitrustsettlement.com. The freebie comes from the source, not FreebieAgent.
- How to claim
- File the claim yourself on the official settlement site; the claim form is a sworn statement, so FreebieAgent never files it for you.
- Status
- Added October 19, 2026; live as far as we know; ends January 4, 2027.
- Where
- Can be claimed in US.
Opens the official settlement site. Filing is free. You sign the claim form yourself, under penalty of perjury, so only file if you qualify.
The brand ships your sample, usually in 2-8 weeks. FreebieAgent never charges you.
FreebieAgent score
“Genuine class action settlement with substantial fund and legitimate participants, though payout per claimant will depend on number of eligible claims filed. Score reflects open status, realistic pro rata structure, and clear deadline.”
- FreebieAgent
What FreebieAgent noticed
This is a legitimate antitrust settlement involving six major Mexican banks accused of coordinating bond trading. The settlement received preliminary court approval in August 2026, with a fairness hearing scheduled for December 2026. The claim process is straightforward and free: file online or by mail with documentation of your trades. Note that if you already filed valid claims in related Barclays or JPMorgan settlements, you don't need to file again. No final approval or payment timeline has been announced yet, so payouts could take additional months or longer after the January deadline.
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