Remittix has pushed out a new roadmap update this week. It shows the project moving from building mode into launch mode.
The update lines up with fresh presale numbers. As of July 10, 2026, Remittix has raised $30.9 million toward its funding goal, according to the project's official channels.
That puts RTX close to the $32 million mark. Once the presale crosses that line, the team has said it will reveal the official launch date.
What is Remittix building?
Remittix is a PayFi project. It lets people send crypto that lands as regular cash in someone else's bank account, without extra apps or steps.
The team says its crypto-to-fiat platform is now built and has been tested by community members ahead of a full public rollout. A new trading layer, Remittix Markets, was also introduced this week alongside airdrop registration for existing holders.
When does the Remittix presale end?
Remittix has no fixed end date. Instead, two dollar thresholds control it: hitting $32 million triggers the official launch date announcement, and $36 million is the point the team says RTX goes live on exchanges.
What is the current RTX price?
RTX is priced at $0.16 per token during the current presale stage, with the next tier set at $0.18. On July 5, 2026, the team confirmed a minimum exchange launch price of $0.35, a figure it negotiated with exchange partners rather than a guaranteed opening trade price.
Which exchanges will list RTX?
LBank and Bitget are confirmed centralized exchange partners so far, alongside a planned Uniswap listing for decentralized trading. The team has said further exchange names may be confirmed as the $32 million milestone is reached.
|
Stage |
Price (RTX) |
Raised So Far |
Milestone |
|
Current stage |
$0.16 |
$30.9M |
In progress |
|
Next stage |
$0.18 |
— |
Triggers on sellout |
|
Launch trigger |
— |
$32M |
Official launch date revealed |
|
Exchange go-live |
Confirmed min. $0.35 |
$36M |
Trading begins |
Source: Remittix official updates, July 2026. Figures may change; verify against the official site before acting.
How does this compare to other presales?
Remittix's pace is slower and steadier than many 2026 presales. BlockDAG, for comparison, has run its raise over several years rather than months, while newer PayFi-adjacent tokens have leaned harder on marketing before shipping a working product.
Remittix's approach, raising toward a fixed dollar cap while a live product is already tested, is less common. It doesn't remove the risk, but it does give buyers a working platform to point to instead of just a roadmap graphic.
Our take
A tested product ahead of listing is a genuine positive signal, not something every presale can claim. But a confirmed minimum listing price is not a promise of where RTX will trade once selling begins.
Presale tokens carry real supply overhang. With 50% of RTX supply allocated to presale buyers and no lockup after claiming, early sellers could weigh on price in the first sessions regardless of the platform's fundamentals.
Anyone considering RTX should treat the $32 million and $36 million triggers as dates to watch, not guarantees of a specific outcome.
