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X shifts US creator payouts from Stripe to X Money

What happened

Stripe is no longer processing U.S. creator payouts for the social network X, which has moved the function to its in-house X Money service.

Source

techcrunch.comSep 2, 2026By Sarah Perez

X shifts US creator payouts from Stripe to X Money

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Elon Musk's social network X on Wednesday said that starting today, all of its U.S. creator payouts will be handled through X Money, the app's payments service. This includes payouts from both X's Original Content Rewards Program and creators' subscriptions, the company said in an update shared on X. Starting today, U.S. payouts for Original Content Rewards and Subscriptions will be paid through @XMoney. You'll have access to your payouts the moment they're sent. › Already using 𝕏 Money? No action needed. Your next payout will be sent there. › Not yet on 𝕏 Money? Open… The benefit of this new payment system is that the payments are instant. There's no waiting until the end of a billing cycle or a minimum threshold that has to be reached before the creator can access their money. Previously, payments were processed every two weeks, with a minimum payout of $30, X's documentation states . However, the announcement's wording seems to indicate that there aren't any other options for receiving payments on the platform, meaning X is forcing creators to use X Money even if they would have preferred the prior payout method, which was powered by Stripe . X has been asked for clarification on the matter. The shift follows other changes to X's creator programs. On September 7, X will retire its Creator Revenue Sharing Program, which stopped accepting new members last month. Creators...

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Event
Customer loss

What this signalsA lost customer often leads to a review of how the company sells and serves.

Takes effect
Sep 2, 2026
Location
United States

Companies

  • XClientx.com

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Confidence
90%
Detected
Sep 2, 2026
signal_type
news
signal_subtype
loses_client

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  • employee_count_lowValue in the API
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    "title": "X shifts US creator payouts from Stripe to X Money",
    "author": "Sarah Perez",
    "excerpt": "Elon Musk’s social network X on Wednesday said that starting today, all of its U.S. creator payouts will be handled through X Money, the app’s payments service. This includes payouts from both X’s Original Content Rewards Program and creators’ subscriptions, the company said in an update shared on X. Starting today, U.S. payouts for Original Content Rewards and Subscriptions will be paid through @XMoney . You'll have access to your payouts the moment they’re sent. › Already using 𝕏 Money? No action needed. Your next payout will be sent there. › Not yet on 𝕏 Money? Open… The benefit of this new payment system is that the payments are instant. There’s no waiting until the end of a billing cycle or a minimum threshold that has to be reached before the creator can access their money. Previously, payments were processed every two weeks, with a minimum payout of $30, X’s documentation states . However, the announcement’s wording seems to indicate that there aren’t any other options for receiving payments on the platform, meaning X is forcing creators to use X Money even if they would have preferred the prior payout method, which was powered by Stripe . X has been asked for clarification on the matter. The shift follows other changes to X’s creator programs. On September 7, X will retire its Creator Revenue Sharing Program, which stopped accepting new members last month. Creators...",
    "summary": "Stripe is no longer processing U.S. creator payouts for the social network X, which has moved the function to its in-house X Money service.",
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    "image_url": "https://techcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Screenshot-2026-07-28-at-10.24.40-AM.png?resize=1200,607",
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