X Money, the payments service integrated into the X platform, has officially launched, according to the company. The rollout advances Elon Musk's vision of transforming X into an all-in-one 'everything app' combining social media, finance, and commerce.
X Money has officially gone live, the company announced on Tuesday. The payments service is integrated into Elon Musk's X platform and is designed to enable peer-to-peer transfers, merchant transactions, and potentially broader financial services. The rollout marks a major step in Musk's long-stated ambition to turn X into an 'everything app' — a single platform for social networking, messaging, payments, and e-commerce, modeled partly on China's WeChat. As The Zioneer reported, Musk has been pursuing rapid expansion of X's capabilities, including an overhaul of the platform's algorithm (June 25). The launch arrives amid a series of Musk-related business developments — including the $60 billion SpaceX-xAI merger (June 22) and the landmark Nasdaq debut of SpaceX (June 12) — though these are separate ventures. Details on which regions and user segments have access to X Money at launch were not specified in the announcement.
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