
According to company information X-Money is currently in an internal test phase in which employees use the service under real conditions. Musk stated that a limited external beta version should come in two months at the latest.
Global activation is then planned, which will make the new payment infrastructure available to all X users. Despite limited information, the company has not been idle in 2025, but has applied for and received money transfer licenses in more than 40 US states to date.
In addition, the partnership with VISA is now in place, which makes entry into the regulated financial market easier.
At launch, X-Money will cover classic financial functions: peer-to-peer transfers, wallet management, in-app purchases and integration with XChat.
In the long term, however, the service should achieve much more. Musk talks about X being the “place where all the money is.” What is meant is a system in which customers not only communicate, but also pay bills, buy products, manage subscriptions and even hold assets.
X is thus positioning itself as a Western alternative to WeChat, which has dominated China as a multifunctional platform for years.
Although Musk has been a supporter of several cryptocurrencies for years, there has been no official confirmation that X-Money will integrate digital assets at launch. The partnership with VISA suggests more of a focus on fiat payments.

Nevertheless, speculation is circulating in the community about the possible integration of Dogecoin or XRP. However, Musk avoids making clear statements and emphasizes that the service will be expanded gradually. For the crypto industry, X-Money remains vague for the time being. You now know:
It will come – you just don’t know what it is.
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