Remittix Presale Nearly Sold Out With RTX Token Priced at $0.13

The Remittix presale is running out of time. Fast.

As of today, only 13.9 million RTX tokens are left at $0.13. The presale is 80.42% sold. When those final tokens go, the price moves to $0.135 automatically — and the presale closes for good. No new phase. No second window.

We reached out to Remittix Labs Limited for a comment on the exact closing date and launch timeline. No response was received before this article was published.

Here is everything you need to know, based on what the official website and whitepaper actually say.

Why People Are Paying Attention to This One

Cross-border payments are a massive, broken industry. Right now, sending money from the UK to Nigeria or from the US to the Philippines means paying 3% to 8% in fees, waiting days, and dealing with middlemen who take a cut at every step.

Western Union, Wise, and similar platforms have tried to fix this for years. None of them has fully cracked it.

Remittix is taking a different angle. Instead of working within the traditional banking system, it lets someone send crypto on one end while the person receiving gets local currency directly into their bank account on the other end.

No crypto wallet needed on the receiving side. No confusing steps. Just money arriving in their account.

The platform covers more than 30 fiat currencies and over 50 crypto pairs. Zero foreign exchange fees. Same-day settlement through local payment networks.

That is the pitch. And compared to what Western Union charges for the same corridor, the fee difference is significant.

The global remittance market was valued at over $800 billion in 2023 according to Statista, a figure that gives context to why PayFi platforms like Remittix are drawing serious presale interest heading into 2026.

What the Official Numbers Say Today

Pulled directly from remittix.io on May 16, 2026:

Tokens remaining sit at 13,916,586 RTX. The current price is $0.13. The next automatic price tier is $0.135. Total contribution capacity left is $6,147,054.91. Payment options are ETH, USDT, or card.

The team is also running a $250,000 giveaway through their official channel right now. There is a referral program offering 15% USDT commission for anyone who brings in a new buyer. Both end when the presale ends.

What Happens After the Presale Closes

The official Remittix roadmap breaks into four levels. The first three are already done — team setup, smart contract deployment, presale launch, hitting the $18 million softcap, beta wallet, testnet, and ambassador program.

Level 4 is next. According to the official website, the sequence is:

Close the presale and prepare the Token Generation Event. List on Uniswap DEX with a locked liquidity pool. List on multiple centralized exchanges. Then launch the full product publicly.

The liquidity pool lock at Uniswap is worth understanding. When LP is locked, the team cannot pull those funds out after listing. It is not a promise — it is a technical restriction coded into the contract. For anyone buying in the early days of trading, that matters.

On exchange listings, the official site confirms Tier 1 and Tier 2 platforms are already secured, plus five or more additional exchanges.

The Token Supply — Why It Matters

Total RTX supply is permanently fixed at 1.5 billion tokens. The whitepaper confirms this cannot change.

The split: 50% went to the presale. 15% goes to marketing. 12% — that is 180 million tokens — is reserved specifically for exchange listings. 10% sits in ecosystem reserves. 9% goes to the team. 4% covers rewards.

That 180 million reserved for exchange listings means liquidity on centralized platforms was funded from day one. It was not an afterthought.

There is also a burn clause. Any unsold presale tokens get permanently destroyed. Fewer tokens in circulation is straightforward good news for everyone who has already bought.

Two Ways This Goes After Launch

Nobody can give you a guaranteed price after listing. Anyone who does is making it up. But two honest scenarios exist.

The good scenario: RTX lists with solid liquidity, CEX volumes arrive quickly, and real users start using the platform for actual remittances. Fixed supply meets growing real-world demand. Price holds above the final presale tier and builds from there.

The difficult scenario: Early presale buyers sell immediately after listing. Liquidity is thin before the centralized exchanges go live. Price dips temporarily before finding a floor. Slow adoption delays recovery.

Both are realistic. The difference between them comes down to one question: Do real people actually use this platform to send money after launch?

The Project Credentials

Remittix is EU-licensed under Remittix Labs Limited. CertiK completed a full smart contract audit. The Ethereum contract address is 0xe7654694ec16F3163084eC559193e10c7ABA17CB.

The infrastructure exists. The audit is done. The license is in place. What happens next is up to the market.

Final Word

Thirteen point nine million tokens. $0.13. That is what is left.

After those sell, the price moves up automatically, and the presale is over. The launch sequence that follows — TGE, Uniswap listing, CEX listings, full product launch — is all laid out officially. The timeline just depends on how fast those final tokens move.

This article is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. All data comes from remittix.io and the official Remittix whitepaper. Crypto investments carry significant risk. Always do your own research before investing.