The documented AirTM campaign ended on 21 October 2026 at 23:59 UTC+3. It should now be described historically. Despite its cashback name, the calculation used an AirTM deposit rather than prior gambling losses.
The payment method defined the match
The source specified a $6 qualifying minimum and a 30% calculation capped at $59. Another payment channel did not establish entitlement to this campaign. The maximum was a promotional-credit ceiling, not an unrestricted cash refund.
The programme permitted a new reward only after both the 24-hour frequency condition and completion of the preceding reward were satisfied. A new calendar day alone did not allow unresolved copies to accumulate.
Turnover and conversion were different limits
The credited bonus carried 10x wagering through restricted accumulators, with at least four qualifying selections at odds of 1.40 or above. Refunded selections could reduce the qualifying count.
Completing turnover did not mean the turnover amount moved to the main balance. The source limited the applicable remaining bonus transfer to the original bonus amount. This conversion ceiling is essential to any accurate description of the offer.
Expiry did not erase account restrictions
Individual rewards had a 30-day validity period. That period was separate from the campaign’s closing date and ordinary account checks. Withdrawal and rejection provisions also had their own remaining-balance conditions; they should not be reduced to a claim that deposited money was freely interchangeable with promotional funds.
A new campaign using the AirTM name would require its own dates and terms. The historical figures here do not establish renewed availability.
