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Elon Musk’s X Money app is rolling out in the US

X rolls out its invite‑only Money service in the US, offering a Visa card, 6% yield and real‑time transfers.

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The story so far

The service pairs a Visa debit card with a 6 % yield on balances and supports real‑time transfers, according to AP News. PCMag’s headline suggests the service aims to replace traditional banks, a claim not echoed by the other outlets, which focus on the product’s features and its role in the larger app ecosystem.

No report disputes the 6 % yield or the Visa card component. Current coverage shows X Money operating on an invitation basis with the described financial terms.

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The obvious questions

What is X Money?

X Money is an invite‑only financial service from Elon Musk’s X platform that offers a Visa debit card, a 6 % yield on balances and real‑time transfers, now available in the United States.

When did X Money become available?

The service launched in the US on July 28, 2026, with invitations issued to eligible users.

How is X Money positioned within X’s broader strategy?

Coverage describes the addition as part of X’s push to become an “everything app” that integrates banking functions alongside its existing social features.

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