X user sends ₹2,350 to Elon Musk to buy coffee:World’s richest man says thanks accepts the money

A peculiar thing occurred when an ‘X’ user, apparently a US citizen posted on the social media platform stating that he sent $25 (₹2,350) to the company’s CEO, Elon Musk (using the latter’s one of the latest ventures – a fintech platform – ‘XMoney’) to buy a cup of coffee. The post showed below the world’s first-ever trillionaire’s reply – ‘Tks’ Musk’s reply – ‘Tks’ probably referred to thanks – establishing the fact that he accepted the ‘X’ user’s (a person named Corney) gratitude. Corney wrote in that post that people can call him an idiot for sending $25 to the richest man in the world so that he can buy a cup of coffee. His earlier social media posts revealed that he got $25 as a welcome gift for joinging Musk’s venture – ‘XMoney.’ What is XMoney? XMoney is a new digital bank built directly inside the X app (formerly Twitter). Elon Musk owns X, and he wants people to use the app for everything—including for remittances. Features of XMoney: Easy transfers: A way to send money directly to other users. Savings accounts: A place to keep digital cash and earn extra money (interest). A real debit card: A physical metal Visa card with the X logo to buy things in stores. Is XMoney launched? Yes, but only for a few people right now. X has started extending the XMoney service for early testing. It is not open to the general public yet. Right now, only a small group of users can try it out. Is it available in India? Currently, XMoney is only available to a limited group of users living in the United States. X has not announced an exact date for when the service will expand to India or other countries.