Remittix Earn is accepting applications for a 100-person trial that would offer weekly payouts on deposits of ETH, USDT or USDC. In its October 25, 2026 announcement, Remittix said it was targeting annualized yields of 18% to 22%, with a minimum deposit equivalent to $1,000.

Key Takeaways

  • The trial is limited to 100 selected testers and is not yet a wider product launch.
  • The advertised yield is a target, expressed annually, while payouts are planned weekly.
  • Remittix says qualifying testers will receive RTX tokens equivalent in value to their deposits.

How the Remittix Earn test will work

Selected participants will be able to deposit ETH, USDT or USDC and test the planned weekly earnings distributions. Remittix also plans to gift RTX tokens equivalent in value to each qualifying deposit.

The 18% to 22% range is an annualized target, not a weekly rate or a guaranteed return. The announcement did not specify when payouts would begin, how the yield would be generated or the withdrawal terms.

Wider rollout and token plans

The trial is intended to precede wider access, but Remittix did not give a date for a broader Earn rollout. The company is developing crypto-to-bank and bank-to-crypto services and says it has tested EUR and USD routes using USDT and USDC.

Remittix said it had raised $33 million from more than 40,000 participants toward a $36 million fundraising cap. It has announced an RTX market debut for November 24, 2026 and plans to burn 300 million tokens at launch.

Next milestone

The next announced milestone is the RTX market debut on November 24, 2026.

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