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FollowingCryptocurrency pre-sale news: Remittix prices, launch plans and risks 2026
Remittix has raised more than $31.7 million in its ongoing token sales, a cryptocurrency pre-sale news update that shows the project is approaching the first phase of its fundraising plan. RTX tokens focus on cross-border payments and have become one of the high-profile items in the 2026 cryptocurrency pre-sales activities.
Cryptocurrency pre-sales news update: Current status of Remittix $RTX
According to the data displayed on the official RTX sales page, sales have far exceeded half. Key figures currently displayed include:
Total amount raised: US$31,772,382
Pre-sale completion: approximately 64% sold
Remaining amount before next price change: approximately US$4.2 million
Today's RTX price: US$0.21
Next booking price: US$0.23
What is the Remittix platform? Functions and Ecology
Remittix positions itself as a cryptocurrency under the "PayFi" label to the fiat network, allowing users to send cryptocurrency and directly deposit it into bank accounts in fiat form. The platform promotes and supports transfers in more than 30 currencies, charges a fixed fee and provides same-day processing. RTX tokens have a fixed supply of 1.5 billion on Ethereum. The second product, Remittix Markets, is already online. Markets has added perpetual futures trading to the RTX ecosystem and is now open to the public, providing holders with a second product in addition to the original payment instrument.
Remittix 2026 Launch Plan: Two Funding Targets
Remittix's launch plan is pegged to two dollar thresholds rather than fixed dates: raising $32 million-expected to trigger public disclosure of the official RTX launch date; and raising $36 million-is seen as the ultimate hardtop related to the actual launch of the exchange. In terms of exchanges, Uniswap has been confirmed as the first decentralized trading venue, and LBank has been confirmed as the next centralized exchange partner. As one of RTX's three exchanges, BitMart was once listed as a partner, but it announced the closure of the platform at the end of July 2026. The team publicly confirmed the exit and said more listing announcements would be announced as the launch date approaches. MEXC also appears on the exchange list on the official dashboard, but has not yet been officially confirmed.
Remittix 2026 Roadmap: Future Outlook
The project's roadmap is phased and linked to funding rather than calendar dates. A breakthrough of $32 million will unlock "Level 5", activating an official launch date announcement, a new Earn feature (which provides token revenue potential to holders), full activation of the Markets platform, further product demonstrations, and an extended promotion for the entire ecosystem. Based on the funding progress reported at the time, the launch date is expected to be announced around the end of 2026.
Risks worth weighing
Before taking this as the final conclusion in current cryptocurrency pre-sale news, there are a few points worth noting: RTX is not yet available on exchanges, so there is no independent market price to confirm the data displayed on sales dashboards; security alerts have been issued warning holders to be aware of fake emails and clone websites that require people to manually "collect" tokens, but no such step exists in the actual process; pre-sale funds are usually non-refundable once invested; Statements on audit, platform performance and technical design all come from the company itself and have not been independently confirmed by external regulators.
