Remittix Reports 82.33% Presale Sold as Bitcoin Rebounds Toward $78K

MAJURO, Marshall Islands, Sept. 18, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Remittix, a PayFi project developing crypto-to-fiat payment infrastructure, has reported that 82.33% of its current presale allocation has been sold. This comes as Bitcoin rebounds toward $78,000 following a volatile period shaped by U.S. monetary policy and the Senate’s failure to advance comprehensive crypto market-structure legislation.

Bitcoin was trading at approximately $77,963 at the time of writing, after moving between $76,000 and $78,359 during the session. The recovery has improved short-term market sentiment, although Bitcoin must still establish support above the recent high before a move toward $80,000 can be considered technically stronger.

The rebound in Bitcoin reflects the speed at which digital-asset market conditions can change, particularly around interest-rate decisions, regulatory developments, and shifts in liquidity. Despite the recovery, Bitcoin remains below $80,000, leaving the recovery exposed to another reversal if buyers fail to maintain momentum.

Remittix’s official website currently reports that RTX is priced at $0.21, with the next presale price listed at $0.23. The website also displays approximately $4.07 million remaining on its launch counter. These figures are project-reported and may continue to change as the presale progresses. The scheduled move from $0.21 to $0.23 represents an increase of approximately 9.5%, although a staged presale price should not be interpreted as a guarantee of RTX’s eventual open-market value.

The project plans to reveal the official RTX launch date after reaching its stated $32 million presale milestone. The roadmap identifies the eventual public launch of the Remittix crypto-to-fiat platform and RTX trading as later-stage objectives. Remittix is developing a payment platform intended to allow users to fund transfers with cryptocurrency while recipients receive fiat through supported bank accounts. The platform will support payments in more than 30 fiat currencies and cash-out options involving more than 50 cryptocurrency pairs.

The proposed model is intended to reduce the number of steps required to move value from a crypto wallet into the conventional banking system. Potential use cases include contractor payments, family transfers, business invoices, and merchant settlement. Remittix also promotes merchant accounts and a payment API designed for businesses that want to accept crypto while settling transactions in fiat. The project advertises flat-fee cross-border transfers and same-day processing through local payment networks. Actual availability, processing times, and costs may vary by country, banking partner, compliance requirements, and payment corridor.

Remittix’s published roadmap marks development of the crypto-to-fiat PayFi platform and community testing as completed. It also identifies Remittix Markets, the ecosystem’s trading product, as live. The project links to a CertiK assessment of its RTX token contract, which lists one acknowledged centralization finding and no critical, major, or medium-severity findings for the reviewed contract. A smart-contract assessment provides information about the code included within the audit scope; it does not independently guarantee the security or commercial performance of the wider payment platform, banking operations, or future products.

The rebound in Bitcoin may provide a more constructive backdrop for presale projects than the earlier decline toward $75,000. However, the wider crypto market remains exposed to interest-rate expectations, regulatory uncertainty, and rapid changes in investor sentiment. For Remittix, the next phase will depend on more than presale completion. Launch liquidity, token distribution, payment reliability, banking coverage, transparent fees, and repeat customer activity will be important measures of whether the project can convert presale interest into sustained platform use.

Remittix is developing a PayFi ecosystem intended to connect cryptocurrency with fiat bank settlement. Its proposed services include crypto-to-bank payments for individuals and businesses, merchant-payment tools, a payment API, and Remittix Markets. RTX is an Ethereum-based token with a published maximum supply of 1.5 billion tokens.