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Musk Starts Expanding X Payments to More Users After Delay

Musk Starts Expanding X Payments to More Users After Delay
Bloomberg Technology Thursday 25 June 2026, 22:30 UTC By Carmen Arroyo 1 min read
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Musk Starts Expanding X Payments to More Users After Delay Elon Musk is expanding access to digital payment venture X Money to a subset of premium users on social network X, part of his bid to turn the platform into an “everything app.” The company on Thursday released the banking tool built inside X to more US users, according to a post by Dhruv Batura, who now leads X Money.

Musk Starts Expanding X Payments to More Users After Delay Elon Musk is expanding access to digital payment venture X Money to a subset of premium users on social network X, part of his bid to turn the platform into an “everything app.” The company on Thursday released the banking tool built inside X to more US users, according to a post by Dhruv Batura, who now leads X Money.
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