X is pushing forward with its goal of becoming the West’s equivalent of WeChat, and a key part of that plan is its own financial service—X Money. According to the official X Money account, the service will cover “all your money moves.” X CEO Linda Yaccarino also confirmed that Visa is the first major partner for the X Money Account. The partnership will enable users to add money instantly via Visa Direct, link debit cards for peer-to-peer payments, and transfer funds directly to their bank accounts. The initial rollout is expected to be in the U.S., but it remains unclear how widely X Money will expand. Yaccarino also hinted that more major announcements regarding X Money are coming this year, suggesting that the platform is planning to expand its financial ecosystem beyond just payments. Founded in 2015, Mynt operates GCash, which traces its roots to a mobile money remittance service launched in 2004. Read more in our articles including "X Money Set to Launch This Year as X Moves Closer to Becoming an ‘Everything App’" and "Cebu BRT to use T-Money to pay for fare".
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Jun 17, 2026X is pushing forward with its goal of becoming the West’s equivalent of WeChat, and a key part of that plan is its own financial service—X Money. According to the official X Money account, the service will cover “all your money moves.” X CEO Linda Yaccarino also confirmed that Visa is the first major partner for the X Money Account.
The partnership will enable users to add money instantly via Visa Direct, link debit cards for peer-to-peer payments, and transfer funds directly to their bank accounts. The initial rollout is expected to be in the U.S., but it remains unclear how widely X Money will expand. Yaccarino also hinted that more major announcements regarding X Money are coming this year, suggesting that the platform is planning to expand its financial ecosystem beyond just payments.
Our coverage of x money includes: "X Money Set to Launch This Year as X Moves Closer to Becoming an ‘Everything App’"; "Cebu BRT to use T-Money to pay for fare"; "Pasig Mega Market gets Starlink internet for cashless payments". Each article provides unique insights and information.