Costas Mourselas, Nikou Asgari, Amelia Pollard and Kaye WigginsJul 23, 2026 – 4.57pmLondon/New York | A Wall Street backlash is mounting over a proposal by Donald Trump’s social media company to charge for high-speed access to his posts, as industry executives baulk at the fee and raise questions over potential legal jeopardy.Nasdaq-listed Trump Media & Technology Group, which owns Trump’s social media platform Truth Social, last week announced a new data service that would provide “faster” access to posts from the top accounts on the website within milliseconds. Several people familiar with the matter said that access to the service was being touted at a fee of $US100,000 a month ($142,570).Financial TimesSubscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Fetching latest articles