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Utah joins FTC in suing Toast over alleged deceptive pricing and hidden fees

By Utah Policy · October 30, 2026 · 1 min read
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Utah has joined the Federal Trade Commission, six other states, and two local governments in suing Toast, Inc., alleging the company misled restaurant owners with deceptive pricing, false customer support claims, and hidden fees. Utah Attorney General Derek Brown is part of the bipartisan coalition that filed the suit on Thursday.

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