Apple is set to start paying out for price-fixing ebooks.

The Silicon Valley tech giant must pay a total of $400 million as part of a settlement it reached in 2014. Apple and five publishers were charged with artificially raising ebook prices. The U.S. Supreme Court declined to take the case earlier this year, triggering the payout.

According to Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh’s office, Marylanders who bought ebooks between April 2010 and May 2012, will get about $9 million of that money, which is also being split among 32 other states.

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