/PRNewswire/ -- RCB Fund Services LLC (RCB), serving as Claims Administrator for the AirBit Victim Fund (AVF) on behalf of the United States Department of Justice (DOJ), has opened the petition submission process for victims of the AirBit Club fraud.

The AVF was created by the DOJ to reimburse those who incurred financial losses from the fraudulent AirBit Club scheme. It targets victims lured into buying memberships through misleading claims, such as assured daily profits from supposed cryptocurrency mining and trading. Details on the AVF compensation process are available in the DOJ Press Release.

Who Qualifies for Compensation?
To qualify for AVF payments, claimants must be classified as "victims" of the AirBit fraud. This means experiencing a direct financial loss from the scheme. Those without actual losses, like individuals who only passed funds for others, do not qualify.

Loss Calculation Method
Eligible losses follow a "cash-in, cash-out" formula. Claimants document all funds or virtual currency spent on AirBit Club memberships (cash-in), then subtract any amounts or virtual currency withdrawn (cash-out). Reported fictitious or paper profits are excluded from loss calculations.

Application Process
Prospective claimants need to submit a fully completed petition form with required documentation before the deadline.

The simplest option is filing online at www.airbitvictimfund.com.

Other methods include:

Downloading and printing a form from the site, then mailing it to the address listed below;
Calling toll-free at (800) 765-7251 to request a form; or
Emailing info@airbitvictimfund.com to request a form.

Submission Deadline
All petitions must be filed online or postmarked by midnight on July 31, 2026.

File Your Claim Today
AirBit Victim Fund
PO Box 6090
Syracuse, NY 13217-6090
Toll-Free: (800) 765-7251

SOURCE RCB Fund Services