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RTC Real Time Crypto

5-inch touch display

RTC Viewer:Your market, at a glance.

Crypto moves. You see it Live.

A dedicated five-inch touch display for the coins you follow. Keep your favorites nearby, take a closer look at one coin, or settle into Clock Mode.

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RTC Viewer · Four-card view

Your market. Your style.

To the Moon four-card skin, captured from native viewer widgets with illustrative sample data.
Prototype screen previews with sample data, not live prices. Final appearance and features may change.
01 5-inch touch display02 Persistent 1- or 4-card layouts03 Five saved four-card sets04 Six distinct skins

The five-inch display

Meet
RTC Viewer.

One dedicated display, with room to choose how you follow your market.

Before orders open

What we'll publish before orders open.

Before RTC Viewer goes on sale, you'll be able to review all of the following.

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  1. 01
    Final hardware

    Approved enclosure photos, dimensions, power and connectivity requirements, and included items.

  2. 02
    Final features

    The final feature list, touch behavior, market coverage, and data-update information.

  3. 03
    Official purchase details

    Public pricing, availability, taxes and fees, shipping regions, and verified checkout instructions.

  4. 04
    Customer terms

    Warranty, returns, refunds, repairs, cancellations, and support information available before checkout.

Why a separate display

Keep your market view
where you can see it.

RTC Viewer gives the prices and charts you follow their own screen, so you don't have to keep reopening an app or browser tab.

6distinct looks to choose from
5 × 4saved RTC Viewer sets · up to 20 coin selections
To the Moon Clock Mode, captured from native viewer widgets with illustrative sample data.
Clock Mode · Your chosen skin

Six distinct skins

Choose a look that
fits your desk.

Use the skin bar above to explore each look across this website and the viewer previews.

To the Moon

Rockets, orbits, and a view beyond.

To the Moon four-card skin, captured from native viewer widgets with illustrative sample data.
To the Moon · Four-card view · Sample data

Clock Mode shares one layout, with the colors of your chosen skin.

Development scope

What the labels mean.

Confirmed means approved development scope, not production-verified. Planned items may change before release. Final controls, specifications and availability will be confirmed before orders open.

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Questions

RTC Viewer FAQ

The basics about the five-inch display and what will happen before sales open.

What is RTC Viewer?

RTC Viewer is being developed as dedicated touch-display hardware designed to keep crypto prices and chart context visible without opening another browser tab, app, or phone.

What does RTC Viewer include?

RTC Viewer combines the flexible one- or four-card dashboard, five saved four-card sets, full-card asset detail, Clock Mode, six distinct skins, and education and whitepaper QR access in a five-inch display.

How much can RTC Viewer keep ready?

Start with five ready-made four-coin sets, or customize them with the supported coins you want to follow. You can save up to 20 selections across those five sets and change them anytime. Show one card or four at a time. The same coin can appear in different sets. Your selected layout and card positions persist through power-down and restart.

When is RTC Viewer coming?

RTC Viewer is in development and is not available to order. No release, shipping, or delivery date has been announced.

How many coin pairs are planned for RTC Viewer?

Supported coins and trading pairs will be confirmed before release. Availability may vary by data source.

How can I receive launch information?

Use the optional launch-updates form to receive development and model news. A confirmation email is required before the subscription becomes active, and every update includes an unsubscribe option. You can also email Creator@rtcrealtimecrypto.com with a direct question.

Can I buy or preorder an RTC Viewer now?

RTC Viewer is currently in development. Official pricing, availability, customer terms, and purchase instructions will be published before orders open.

Are the current product images and interface previews final?

No. These are offline prototype previews of the viewer’s skins, using illustrative sample data. They are not live device screenshots or a promise of final shipping hardware or behavior. Final enclosures, interfaces, features, specifications, and included accessories may change and will be confirmed before sales open.

How will RTC Viewer connect and receive power?

Production connectivity, power requirements, included cables, and accessories will be published with the final product specifications before sales open.

What warranty, return, and support terms will apply?

Warranty, return, refund, repair, shipping, and support terms will be available for review before a customer can place an order.

Built in Salt Lake City

Built by
Real Time Crypto LLC.

RTC Real Time Crypto is operated by Real Time Crypto LLC in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. RTC Viewer is a dedicated market-information display in active development.

Legal name
Real Time Crypto LLCUtah entity #14700750-0160 · Verify with UtahSearch the legal name or entity number.
Founder
Brennan Andrews
Location
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
Official domains
rtcrealtimecrypto.com · rtcrealtimecrypto.net
Product status
In active development
RTC's role
Dedicated market-information display

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