Cross River Bank

The poster received a letter regarding alleged unclaimed property from The State of California, issued by Cross River Bank concerning an account with Upgrade. The letter asks recipients to fill out forms confirming their entitlement to the funds. Due to its suspicious nature and the bank's association with TurboTax, the poster is worried about it being a scam.

Elon Musk's social media company X, formerly known as Twitter, launched X Money, an invite-only service allowing users to send money to each other using banking services from Cross River Bank. X Money is not a new bank but leverages existing banking infrastructure.

Elon Musk's social media company X, formerly known as Twitter, launched X Money, an invite-only service allowing users to send money to one another. The service uses banking technology and services from Cross River Bank, without establishing a new bank.

Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) launched an invite-only financial service called X Money, offering a 6% yield on deposits, 3% cashback on purchases, and real-time money transfers via a Visa debit card. The service uses Cross River Bank's infrastructure and requires a $1,000 deposit and X's premium subscription to access the full yield.

Elon Musk's X launched X Money, an invite-only financial service offering a Visa debit card, 6% yield on deposits, and real-time money transfers. The service uses Cross River Bank's infrastructure and is available to X's paying members, requiring a $1,000 deposit and $8 monthly premium to access the 6% yield.

Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) launched an invite-only financial service called X Money, offering real-time money transfers, a 6% yield on deposits, and a Visa debit card. The service uses Cross River Bank's infrastructure and is available to X's paying members, requiring a $1,000 deposit to earn the 6% yield. X aims to compete with peer-to-peer services like PayPal's Venmo, Zelle, and Cash App.