The Remittix Presale has entered its final stage, $RTX at $0.23, 79.52% sold in the current stage, and $32,475,773.51 collected toward a $36 million target. The dashboard also shows a final-s
The Remittix Presale has entered its final stage, $RTX at $0.23, 79.52% sold in the current stage, and $32,475,773.51 collected toward a $36 million target. The dashboard also shows a final-stage price of $0.46.
A later Remittix announcement reported $RTX at $0.21, so presale figures should be treated as time-sensitive rather than a permanent live price.
Remittix has also scheduled the RTX market launch for November 24, 2026, while its PayFi product has entered testing with an initial group of 1,000 selected users.
Metric
Latest Figure
Dashboard RTX Price
$0.23
Final Stage Price
$0.46
Current Stage Sold
79.52%
Amount Collected
$32,475,773.51
Funding Target
$36 million
Remaining to Target
~$3.52 million
Scheduled RTX Launch
November 24, 2026
The $32.48 million collected represents about 90.21% of the $36 million funding target. This is different from the 79.52% figure shown for the current presale stage, so the two percentages should not be treated as the same metric.
Caption: Remittix presale dashboard showing RTX at $0.23, $32.47 million collected, and 79.52% of the current stage sold.
Remittix has confirmed November 24, 2026, as the scheduled $RTX market-launch date. The announcement came after the project crossed the $32 million presale milestone.
The launch date gives the presale a defined timeline, but the actual market performance of $RTX will still depend on liquidity, exchange access, circulating supply, and demand after trading begins.
The project has indicated that Uniswap and additional centralized exchanges are part of its $launch plan, but readers should distinguish project announcements from exchange-issued confirmations.
For the earlier launch discussion, see theRemittix launch date analysis.
A major update is the expansion of Remittix PayFi testing to 1,000 selected holders.
The platform is designed to connect crypto payments with fiat bank settlement. The current testing phase includes EUR and USD options, with the project saying additional currencies, assets, and networks are planned.
Remittix says its wider ecosystem includes PayFi, Remittix Wallet, Remittix Markets and the planned Remittix Earn product. The project reports more than 10,000 iOS wallet downloads and more than $50 million in Remittix Markets volume. These figures are project-reported and should not be treated as independently audited user or volume data.
Because $RTX does not yet have a long public trading history, a normal technical-analysis forecast is not appropriate. A better approach is to model possible valuations using the reported 1.5 billion maximum supply.
RTX Price
Implied FDV
$0.23
$345M
$0.35
$525M
$0.46
$690M
$0.50
$750M
$1.00
$1.5B
$2.00
$3B
Method: RTX price × 1.5 billion maximum supply.
These are valuation calculations, not predictions of where $RTX must trade.
A $1 RTX price would imply a fully diluted valuation of approximately $1.5 billion based on the stated 1.5 billion maximum supply.
That makes $1 a much more demanding scenario than the $0.46 final presale-stage price. For $RTX to sustain $1, the market would need to support a valuation roughly 2.17 times the $0.46 final-stage reference.
The main variables would be:
PayFi user growth
Actual payment activity
Exchange liquidity
Circulating supply at $launch
Selling pressure from presale holders
Broader crypto-market conditions
The $1 figure should therefore be treated as a scenario, not an official guaranteed target.
One of the biggest issues in any RTX price model is the amount of tokens actually available when trading begins.
Remittix has a reported maximum supply of 1.5 billion $RTX. CoinGabbar's earlier analysis reported that 750 million $RTX, or 50% of supply, is allocated to the presale and that presale tokens have no vesting. If that allocation remains applicable, the amount potentially available around $launch could create meaningful selling pressure.
However, the exact circulating supply at the first trading moment should be confirmed from the final token distribution and on-chain data rather than assumed.
This is why FDV and circulating market cap should be shown separately.
Using the available supply and valuation framework, a simple scenario model is:
Scenario
$RTX Range
Main Assumption
Bear
0.15–0.35
Weak $launch demand or heavy selling
Base
0.35–0.75
Moderate liquidity and steady adoption
Bull
0.75–1.00
Strong listings and PayFi traction
High Bull
1–2+
Sustained adoption and strong market conditions
These ranges are CoinGabbar scenario estimates, not official Remittix forecasts.
Remittix's $RTX token contract has a CertiK assessment. CertiK's current public page shows one acknowledged centralization finding and no critical, major or medium-severity findings for the reviewed contract. It also states that the project is not KYC verified by CertiK and has no CertiK bug bounty.
This distinction is important: a smart-contract audit evaluates the code within its scope. It does not independently guarantee the security of Remittix's banking partners, payment operations, future products, token price or investment performance.
The main factors to monitor are:
PayFi adoption: More real payment activity could provide evidence of product demand.
Liquidity: Deeper launch liquidity can reduce the impact of individual large trades.
Token distribution: The actual circulating supply can materially change market-cap calculations.
Exchange access: More trading venues can increase accessibility, but listings do not guarantee demand.
Market conditions: $RTX will launch into a broader crypto market that can influence smaller assets heavily.
For a broader overview of the token's supply and $launch structure, see theRemittix price prediction analysis.
Bull Case: Successful PayFi testing, growing transaction activity, adequate liquidity and broader exchange access could help $RTX trade above the $0.46 final-stage reference and move toward the $1 scenario.
Bear Case: Heavy presale-holder selling, weak PayFi adoption or limited launch liquidity could keep $RTX below the final presale-stage price.
According to CoinGabbar analysts, Remittix is moving from a funding story toward a product-and-launch story. The key change is the November 24 launch date, while PayFi testing with 1,000 selected users provides a product milestone ahead of public trading.
For $RTX, the most useful numbers to watch are not only the $0.23 dashboard price or $0.46 final-stage price, but also actual circulating supply, $launch liquidity, trading volume and real PayFi usage.
The $1 scenario is mathematically possible, but it would imply a $1.5 billion FDV based on the 1.5 billion maximum supply. Whether the market supports that valuation will depend on demand after launch.
This article is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Presale prices, launch plans, liquidity and token distribution can change. Price scenarios are estimates, not guarantees. $RTX and other crypto assets can be highly volatile and may lose significant value. Readers should independently verify the launch date, contract, circulating supply, exchange listings and product activity before making any trading or investment decision.
