Elon Musk, the face of the DOGE, was asked questions about a potential DOGE stimulus check during a rally in Wisconsin Sunday.

Musk said it will be up to Congress and Donald Trump to decide whether Americans will receive DOGE stimulus checks.

Elon Musk recently spoke about the state of DOGE checks and admitted it's not his decision on whether Americans receive the $5,000 payouts.

The idea of a DOGE stimulus check keeps coming up, but Elon Musk is distancing himself from it. Why it matters: Musk has begun to downplay what is perhaps the most popular idea (at least on social media) associated with his team's bid to to cut government spending.

The mastermind behind the "DOGE" dividend check has expressed confidence that $5,000 payments for American taxpayers are within reach

There is still little concrete news about DOGE stimulus checks, including who would qualify and when the checks would be sent. Here's the latest news.

Trump has tasked Musk with finding billions in government savings through DOGE. The president had said that some of the money saved by eliminating waste and fraud should be returned to American taxpayers, in the form of $5,000 rebate checks.

Elon Musk addressed DOGE stimulus checks at a Wisconsin rally, but no payments are confirmed. Here’s what we know about the $5,000 checks.

The buzz around a possible $5,000 "DOGE dividend" stimulus check is growing louder, but not all Americans will receive a check.