X Money Visa Card


X Money Visa Card: All the Real Benefits Explained

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X recently started rolling out X Money to U.S. Premium and Premium+ subscribers, along with a new Visa debit card. Here’s a clear and honest breakdown of the benefits: 1. High Yield

Premium+ users: 6.00% APY Premium users: 4.00% APY (can be boosted to 6.00% with qualifying direct deposits)

  1. Cash Back

3% cash back on eligible purchases made with the X Card Credited weekly

  1. Strong FDIC Protection

Standard $250,000 coverage through Cross River Bank Up to $10 million total coverage through the X Cash Sweep Program

  1. Card Benefits

Metal physical Visa debit card (optional X handle) Virtual card available immediately Accepted everywhere Visa is accepted No foreign transaction fees Free ATM withdrawals worldwide (fees reimbursed)

  1. Everyday Features

Instant and free peer-to-peer transfers inside X Direct deposit with early access (up to 2 days) Ability to send wires, mail checks, and pay bills

Who can get it? Currently available to select U.S. Premium and Premium+ users (18+). Rollout is expanding. This combination of high yield + cash back + strong insurance makes X Money one of the more competitive options in the market right now for people who already pay for X Premium.

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