Share the introduction, protect the credential
The physical identity card and profile are designed to support professional discovery. The separate crypto-funded USD virtual Visa concerns eligible financial use. Do not place card credentials, security details or private account screens in the public profile simply because the features belong to the same ecosystem.
Keep demonstrations deliberately safe
Use clearly illustrative visuals and the appropriate provider guidance when explaining financial access. A customer should understand that sharing their professional story is different from sharing the information needed to use a financial credential.
Hypothetical worked scene
In a hypothetical profile redesign, a professional wants to show the breadth of Tap Tap Go's features. The team uses a safe conceptual virtual-card visual rather than a real account screenshot. Visitors understand that the USD Visa chapter exists, while the user's actual financial information remains outside the public introduction.
Make it practical.
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