Coinbase’s reported partnership with Stablecore could make crypto services available to a network serving more than 3,000 U.S. banks and credit unions. The arrangement is intended to help financial institutions offer products such as trading, staking and stablecoin payments, although access across a provider network should not be mistaken for an immediate rollout at every institution.
The announcement confirms that crypto and conventional banking are moving closer together. Remittix is building from the opposite direction: instead of helping banks add crypto, it aims to help crypto users reach bank accounts directly. Its expanding PayFi ecosystem could put RTX at the centre of that convergence just as the presale approaches its decisive launch milestones.
Coinbase and Stablecore Extend Institutional Access
Banks have historically faced technical, compliance and custody barriers when considering digital-asset products. Infrastructure partnerships can lower those barriers by providing ready-made connections for trading, staking and stablecoin functionality. A first deployment or test does not mean thousands of banks are already live, but the distribution potential is significant.
Remittix Makes the Bank Account the Destination
Remittix addresses the other half of the integration problem. Its network is designed so a user can send supported crypto and the recipient can receive local fiat in a bank account. Planned support covers more than 50 crypto pairs and over 30 fiat currencies, creating a potential bridge for remittances, payroll, international invoices and merchant settlement.
The Wider Remittix Hub Can Feed Payment Usage
Remittix Markets is already live with hundreds of perpetual pairs and has previously reported more than $50 million in trading volume. That platform can introduce active traders to the payment product, while the Remittix wallet—available on Apple’s App Store with Android support planned—gives users a mobile base for managing their assets.
The forthcoming Earn service is intended to add advertised returns of up to 22% APY on qualifying holdings. When combined, Markets, Wallet, Earn and PayFi could support a continuous journey from acquiring or trading crypto to holding it, seeking rewards and ultimately settling value into fiat. This one-stop design is a much larger proposition than a transfer feature alone.
The Presale Is Closing as Banking Interest Expands
RTX is currently listed at $0.21 before a planned $0.23 stage. Remittix reports 82.72% sold, putting the presale close to 90% completion, and says it is roughly $61,000 from the $32 million point at which the launch date will be revealed.
Coinbase’s partnership validates the direction of travel, while Remittix offers early exposure to a platform built around the crypto-to-bank journey. If traders, wallet users and testers become payment customers, RTX could launch with a network effect forming. As banks expand their crypto ambitions, the shrinking allocation may offer a timely entry into digital payments.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Has Coinbase connected all 3,000 banks directly?
The reported partnership provides potential reach through Stablecore’s institutional network; it does not mean every bank has already activated every crypto service.
What problem does Remittix aim to solve?
Remittix is designed to turn supported crypto transfers into local-fiat bank deposits for recipients.
What supports the Remittix ecosystem beyond PayFi?
Its broader product mix includes live perpetual markets, an iOS wallet, planned Android support and the forthcoming Remittix Earn service.
Disclaimer:
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry risk, including total loss of capital.
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