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Separate presentation from account architecture
Tap Tap Go can support different professional contexts in its identity story. A future virtual IBAN programme would separately define the eligible customer and receiving arrangement. Do not assume each brand page or profile creates its own account, legal entity or entitlement to accept money for a different business.
Map the intended receipts first
Identify the actual seller behind each offer and explain that structure to the provider. The future service can then be evaluated against the real business model instead of a convenient but unsupported interpretation of how profiles relate to accounts.
Hypothetical worked scene
In a hypothetical future evaluation, a founder with two service brands would ask how the confirmed receiving programme applies to the actual legal business. The product discussion would preserve the distinction between public presentation and financial structure, rather than promising separate accounts simply because two profiles can be displayed.
Make it practical.
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