Remittix Adds Perpetual Futures Platform as RTX Push Moves Beyond Crypto Payments
Remittix (CRYPTO: $RTX) is expanding beyond crypto-to-fiat payments with a new perpetual futures platform, adding a trading product to the RTX ecosystem as onchain derivatives continue to pull in more activity.
The project said Friday that Remittix Markets will introduce perpetual futures alongside its PayFi platform, which is designed to let users send crypto while recipients receive fiat directly into bank accounts.
The new product is being positioned as an extension of the existing payments model rather than a change in direction. Remittix said its crypto-to-fiat platform remains the foundation of the ecosystem, while Markets adds another use case around active trading and RTX.
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No launch date has been disclosed. The project said it plans to reveal the date once its ongoing presale reaches $32 million, with Remittix reporting $30.9 million raised so far.
The expansion comes as perpetual futures continue to grow into one of crypto’s busiest trading segments. Hyperliquid (CRYPTO: $HYPE) has pushed the category beyond crypto-native markets through builder-deployed contracts tied to equities, commodities and indexes, while newer venues including Lighter and Aster have added to competition for active traders.
Remittix has not yet detailed the markets, leverage limits, liquidity structure or technical architecture that will support its perps platform. Those disclosures will be important as the project moves toward launch in a market where liquidity, execution and risk controls can shape trader adoption.
The company also said its core crypto-to-fiat platform has been fully developed and tested by members of its community. Remittix is building the service around direct settlement into bank accounts, keeping payments at the center of its product strategy even as the RTX ecosystem widens.
Remittix Markets gives the project a second major product line and a clearer path into crypto trading. The next question is whether that payments-and-perps combination can attract users in a derivatives market already crowded with established venues.
