X Shifts Payment Method for U.S. Creators from Stripe to X Money
X has announced that starting today, all revenue shares for U.S. creators will be transferred from Stripe to the X Money payment system, covering the original content reward program and subscription income. The new system enables instant payments without waiting for a two-week billing cycle or reaching a $30 minimum threshold. U.S. creators must use X Money, while creators outside the U.S. will continue to use Stripe for payments. Starting September 7, X will discontinue the creator revenue share program, and creators will transition to the original content reward program.
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