State the relationship

A Tap Tap Go programme may involve a partner’s audience, event or service. A co-branded presentation should explain that role accurately. Shared logos do not automatically establish joint ownership, financial authorisation or endorsement of every feature in either organisation’s wider business.

Keep the customer route coherent

Identify who handles the product, the programme benefit and any local support. If the partner contributes an additional offer, describe its conditions separately. The visual treatment should reinforce this explanation instead of leaving the customer to infer responsibility from logo size or placement.

Imagine this

Hypothetical programme scene

Hypothetically, an association hosts a Tap Tap Go demonstration for its members. Co-branded materials identify the association as host and explain the product information route. They do not imply that the association provides virtual-card services or guarantees programme rewards simply because its logo appears beside the brand.

Make it practical.

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