#XSuperApp

Elon Musk's app X will offer investment and trading in a push for the "super app". Users of Elon Musk's X will soon be able to make investments or transactions on the platform.

Musk, who in April 2022 closed a $44 billion deal to buy Twitter and later rebranded it as X, has indicated plans to model it as a "super app", similar to the Chinese WeChat.

. X TV, X Money, Grok, and much more,

Payment giant Visa and X have partnered to offer direct payment solutions to customers of the social network, a person familiar with the matter said earlier this year. A super app, or what Musk calls an "everything app", has been described as the Swiss Army knife of mobile apps, offering a set of services to users, such as messaging, social networking, payments, and e-commerce shopping.

X hired Yaccarino as CEO in 2023 amid an exodus of advertisers from the platform, concerned about the possibility of their ads appearing alongside inappropriate content. Yaccarino claimed that 96% of X's advertising clients before the acquisition had returned to the platform, according to a Financial Times report. The company is poised for its first year of advertising revenue growth this year since Musk's acquisition.