New, previously undisclosed details have surfaced about “X Money,” the upcoming payment system being developed for the social media platform X (formerly Twitter).

Cryptocurrency researcher Trench Diver revealed features of the new service after managing to unlock the "X Money" interface by modifying the platform’s client-side code — despite it still being hidden from public access.


🧠 Here’s what Trench Diver discovered:

🔹 The X Money Card is coming:

X plans to launch a physical debit-style card called the “X Money Card,” which will offer users 1% cashback. The card will be usable for online shopping even before it's physically delivered. It will also include a bill payment feature. Visual mock-ups of the card design have reportedly been obtained.

🔹 No crypto support yet:

Although there’s no mention of direct cryptocurrency payments in the current version of the code, Trench Diver noted that such functionality could still be added later.

🔹 Core Features Identified:

  • Users will be able to send or request money from other X users.

  • Supported payment methods include ACH, AFT, OCT, and wire transfer.

  • KYC verification including a selfie is mandatory.

  • Online bill payments will be supported.

  • Funds will be custodied under X Money LLC at FDIC-insured Cross River Bank.


🔒 Access remains restricted

Currently, these features are only available to users based in the U.S. and with special permission. Trench Diver himself was blocked from proceeding beyond a blank page once the system attempted to verify his eligibility.



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