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Keep the gift's meaning clear
A premium physical identity card can be given as a professional introduction tool under the actual purchase arrangement. It should not be described as transferring a Go Cash account, USD virtual Visa credential or financial approval from the buyer to the recipient. Those relationships follow their own applicable conditions.
Let the recipient establish the right setup
Use the appropriate product process for the identity experience and current information for any financial enquiry. Do not share private credentials as part of a gift or assume that payment by one person establishes financial access for another.
Hypothetical worked scene
In a hypothetical company welcome gift, a new colleague receives a Tap Tap Go identity card. The organisation explains the professional setup and separately directs any financial-feature questions to current programme information. The gift does not include another employee's wallet access or imply automatic approval for a USD virtual Visa account.
Make it practical.
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