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X Doles Out $5 Welcome Gift For X Money Feature—But Users Are Skeptical

Forbes · October 19, 2026 at 11:58 AM

X Doles Out $5 Welcome Gift For X Money Feature—But Users Are Skeptical

Users are required to share personal information in order to receive the money and use X Money, a financial payments platform integrated with X, the app formerly known as Twitter.

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