Identify the destination

Tap Tap Go uses sharing within a wider ecosystem that can also include supported payment interactions. Dhawal Laheri’s connected vision makes it important to distinguish a code that opens a professional profile from one associated with a financial action. The visual familiarity of the square does not explain what the customer is being asked to do.

Context before the scan

A helpful presentation should describe the purpose, relevant business and next step. Opening information, reviewing a payment request and authorising money movement are not the same event. The platform can make those journeys feel coherent while preserving their differences. That clarity is especially useful in physical settings, where a customer may encounter several codes on cards, counters, posters or event materials within a short period.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

Hypothetically, an attendee sees one code on a professional card and another beside an offer. The labels explain which opens a profile and which begins a separate purchase-related journey.

Make it practical.

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