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X Money App Launches in the US for Premium Subscribers

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Elon Musk's social media platform X has begun rolling out its new X Money app in the United States. The financial feature is currently accessible to users subscribed to X Premium and Premium+ tiers. The rollout marks X's latest move into the financial services space. Access remains limited to paying subscribers for now, suggesting a broader launch may follow.

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X Money App Launches in the US for Premium Subscribers · ShortSingh