Use the agreed payment route

A Tap Tap Go partner should follow the commercial and payment process established for its role. Do not improvise a collection account simply because a customer is ready to buy. The seller, recipient and order terms should be clear before funds are requested.

Keep financial services separate

Collecting a product purchase is not authority to accept funds for a wallet, investment or future banking programme. A territory relationship does not erase those boundaries. If the requested payment concerns another service, route the customer to its confirmed provider process rather than extending the card-sales arrangement informally.

Imagine this

Hypothetical programme scene

Hypothetically, a buyer asks a local representative to receive money for a planned financial feature along with a card order. The representative should separate the requests and use only the authorised product payment route. A future-service discussion is not an operational funding instruction.

Make it practical.

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