Remission fund opens to compensate victims of the AirBit Club fraud

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WASHINGTON, May 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — RCB Fund Services LLC (“RCB”), the Claims Administrator for the AirBit Victim Fund (the “AVF”) on behalf of the United States Department of Justice (“DOJ”), today announced the opening of the petition submission process for victims of the AirBit Club fraud.

AVF was established by the DOJ to compensate individuals who suffered financial losses as a result of a fraudulent scheme conducted at the AirBit Club. AVF is intended to provide compensation to victims who were induced to purchase AirBit Club memberships based on false representations, including promises of guaranteed daily returns purportedly generated through cryptocurrency mining and trading activities. For more information regarding the AVF compensation process, please see the DOJ Press Release.

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Remission fund opens to compensate victims of the AirBit Club fraud

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