Remittix has moved into the final leg of its RTX presale. According to the source material, as of May 19, 2026, 80.78% of the total presale allocation had been sold, leaving 13.8 million RTX available. The token is currently priced at $0.13, and the smart contract is set to raise that price to $0.135 once the remaining batch is sold out. The article says about $6.1 million in contribution capacity is still open before the presale closes.
Funding thresholds will determine the listing schedule
The project’s stated trigger is specific. Remittix says the official centralized exchange listing date will be announced only after the presale crosses a $32 million funding target, while the actual listing is tied to a $36 million target. By mid-May, the raise was described as already above $30 million, leaving a gap of a few million dollars.
The source names CMC, BitMart, and LBank as confirmed pre-market launch partners, with Uniswap fixed as the DEX partner for listing day. It presents that as locked-in liquidity for the first trading session. The possibility of a Tier-1 venue such as Binance or OKX joining the launch announcement is mentioned only as an open question, not a confirmed development.
Platform launch, iOS wallet, and token details are already public
The article points to several milestones that it treats as completed rather than planned. The PayFi platform went live on February 9, 2026. The iOS wallet is already listed on the App Store, with more than 100,000 downloads and a 4.7-star rating. It also says CertiK has completed a security audit.
On the token side, the website confirms that the contract has been deployed on Ethereum with a fixed total supply of 1.5 billion RTX. The source states that the supply cannot be changed.
Why a May launch remains possible
The article argues that a May 2026 launch is still plausible if the current pace holds. It estimates weekly buying at roughly $300,000 to $400,000, which would allow the remaining capacity to clear around May 23 to May 27. On that math, a late-May TGE stays in play.
It also links the timing to broader market conditions, noting that Bitcoin reclaimed $80,000 on May 4 and was trading near $76.9K at the time cited in the piece, with ETF inflows described as support. That said, the same article flags operational limits: exchange negotiations, liquidity setup, and the Android wallet may not be ready on such a tight schedule. Android development has been under way since January, but no release date is confirmed in the source.
Why June is presented as the steadier option
A June 2026 window would give the team an extra three to four weeks. The roadmap’s Level 3 still shows one pending item, the ambassador program, and the source says a broader global marketing push also needs time to be executed properly. In that framing, a June TGE would leave more room to complete those pieces before Level 4 begins.
The article places special weight on Android availability. Right now, the app is only live on iOS. In Nigeria, India, and the Philippines — described as three of Remittix’s main remittance corridors — more than 85% of smartphone users are on Android. The source says the platform cannot fully reach the 780 million-person remittance corridor it targets without that release.
Price projections in the article remain scenario-based
The source goes beyond launch timing and outlines price scenarios. It says analyst projections place RTX at $0.50 to $0.65 by Q4 2026 if a Tier-1 exchange announcement is paired with an Android launch within 30 days of listing. A base case supported by BitMart and LBank alone is given as $0.35 to $0.45 by the end of 2026.
It also says the project is targeting a cross-border transfers market worth roughly $750 billion a year. Those figures, along with the price targets, are projections and market framing from the source material rather than realized outcomes. The hard facts available now are the presale progress, the funding thresholds, the product milestones already launched, and the partners explicitly named.