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# TP Card Limit Manage

1. Open the TP Card interface, click \[Manage], and then click \[Limit Manage] under \[Card Manage].

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2. Please note: The minimum amount for setting limits is 10, and currently, only EUR24 token type can be configured. More token types will be supported in the future. After setting the limit, click \[Confirm] to display the transaction details page. You will see that the \[Approve Amount] has changed. Click \[Confirm Auth] and sign to complete the limit setting operation.

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