Elon Musk's X has begun rolling out its X Money cards, with early users posting pictures of the metal Visa debit cards on social media.
X Money is the billionaire's attempt to turn X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, into a broader financial hub.
The first cards appear to be reaching a limited group of paying subscribers in the United States, after a first public launch on July 27.
Social media user Ryan G commented: "Alright!! My X Money card arrived earlier than the tracking showed. I love how sleek the card looks."
X account American™ posted: "The metal card itself feels premium. Heavy, clean X, no clutter. Been waiting on this one. Feels good to finally have it in hand."
A social media user showed off the X Money card they received. (Ryan G via SWNS)
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Laura Powell wrote: "Props to the design and marketing people behind the X Money card. Everyone in my family is impressed with the aesthetics."
Musk has said he wants users to be able to manage their "entire financial life" on the app, in a push towards a so-called "everything app" that combines messaging, payments and banking-style services in one place.
The service offers peer-to-peer transfers, a linked debit card and, for some users, an interest-bearing balance, although the wider rollout remains restricted for now.
"When I say payments, I actually mean someone's entire financial life....If it involves money. It'll be on our platform," Musk is reported to have said in 2023.
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