Remittix has confirmed that RTX will list on BitMart and LBank, and its official roadmap also confirms a Uniswap debut. What remains missing is the part traders usually care about most: the date. The market knows the venues, but not the schedule.
The project is still in the final phase of its presale, with RTX priced at $0.13 and the next increase set at $0.135. The dashboard cited in the source shows the sale is 81% complete, with total funding already above $30 million.
Funding milestone decides when the announcement comes
Remittix did not choose a fixed launch calendar. Instead, it tied the listing announcement to fundraising progress. Under the public rule described in the report, the team will release a single announcement covering confirmed exchange partners, the official listing date, and the opening price only after the presale crosses $32 million. The actual listing is scheduled to happen once the raise reaches $36 million.
As of mid-May 2026, the raise was only slightly above $30 million, leaving a gap before the trigger is activated. The team’s explanation is that this structure avoids the credibility damage that comes when projects publish a date and then fail to meet it.
Live product supports the readiness argument
The report argues that the delay is not the result of an unfinished product. Remittix says its PayFi platform is already live and handling real-world payments. Its beta wallet has processed $4.2 million in transactions across more than 30 countries, while the iOS wallet has logged over 100,000 downloads with a 4.7-star rating.
That said, one gap stands out. The Android wallet has been described as in progress since January 2026, with no confirmed delivery date. If RTX goes live before that product is available, the platform may miss part of the audience it was built to reach at launch.
Five-day unlock window could shape early trading
The sharper concern is token distribution. Remittix has no vesting for buyers, and tokens will become claimable five days after the launch date. Stage 1 buyers entered at $0.0185, which means they are sitting on roughly 7x paper gains against the current $0.13 presale price. Once claims open, those holders can exit in full.
If exchange-side demand is not deep enough to absorb that supply, early price action could come under pressure quickly. The article also notes that while BitMart and LBank are confirmed, some investors are still waiting to see whether RTX will reach a tier-1 venue such as Binance. At the same time, the project’s X account has offered little guidance on timing.
Based on the pace cited in the report, current buying runs at about $300,000 to $400,000 per week. If that continues, the raise could be completed in late May 2026. If momentum slows, the $32 million announcement threshold could slip into June, and a later presale close would still leave time needed for listing preparation. For RTX, the source frames two immediate variables as decisive: the quality of the listing announcement and the sell pressure that may arrive on day five.