AirBit Club remission: administrator extends deadline to December 2026
The DOJ-linked administrator lists 11 December 2026; published asset totals need to be kept separate from individual payouts.
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- Source records
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- Edition revision
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In this investigation
Compensation process and extended deadline
DOJ announced an AirBit Club remission process on 11 May 2026 and identified RCB Fund Services as administrator. The administrator's site, checked on 23 October, lists an extended petition deadline of 11 December 2026. Reach that site through DOJ's announcement or remission directory before providing information. Filing a petition is an application for consideration, not a guaranteed payment.
The compensation announcement
On 11 May 2026, DOJ reported the launch of a remission process for victims of AirBit Club. It said more than $400 million in assets had been forfeited and were available to compensate eligible victims for compensable losses. RCB Fund Services was identified as the remission administrator, with an official website linked from the announcement.
The underlying scheme
DOJ described AirBit Club as a purported virtual-currency mining and trading company marketed through memberships and recruitment. Members were promised passive daily returns. The announcement states that the apparent profits shown in online portals were false and that no virtual-currency mining or trading took place.
What the launch does and does not mean
The announcement connects the compensation process with prior convictions and asset recoveries. It does not guarantee that every person contacting an administrator is eligible or that each loss will be repaid in full. A reader should verify the current programme instructions through DOJ rather than using an unsolicited recovery message that merely repeats the case name and asset total.
Sources, dates and limits
Checked 23 October 2026. DOJ's May release reports more than $400 million forfeited, while the administrator site describes approximately $150 million. These published totals are not reconciled by the reviewed notices. Neither is used here to estimate an individual payout. The deadline is a live administrative detail and should be rechecked before submission.
Evidence & sources
- Source reported
DOJ announced an AirBit Club remission process in May 2026, reporting more than $400 million in forfeited assets and identifying RCB Fund Services as administrator.
Supporting excerpt: U.S. Department of Justice Announces Compensation Process for Victims of AirBit Club Fraud Scheme
forfeited over $400 million in assets
U.S. Department of Justice Announces Compensation Process for Victims of AirBit Club Fraud Scheme ↗ - Source reported
DOJ announced an AirBit Club remission process on 11 May 2026 and identified RCB Fund Services as administrator. The administrator's site, checked on 23 October, lists an extended petition deadline of 11 December 2026. Reach that site through DOJ's announcement or remission directory before providing information. Filing a petition is an application for consideration, not a guaranteed payment.
Supporting excerpt: Office of Public Affairs | U.S. Department of Justice Announces Compensation Process for Victims of AirBit Club Fraud Scheme | United States Department of Justice
RCB Fund Services
Office of Public Affairs | U.S. Department of Justice Announces Compensation Process for Victims of AirBit Club Fraud Scheme | United States Department of Justice ↗ - Source reported
The DOJ-linked AirBit administrator lists an extended petition deadline of 11 December 2026.
Supporting excerpt: Airbit |
Deadline to Submit a Petition for Remission Extended: December 11, 2026
Airbit | ↗
