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# TP Card Transfer Tutorial

The asset transfer in TP Card is similar to a regular token transfer. You simply click on the token, set the recipient's address and the amount in the transfer interface, and then confirm to send it on-chain.

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There are some differences between transferring assets in TP Card and regular asset transfers. The specifics are as follows:

* **Type A Address**: Has KYC-compliant NFT
* **Type B Address**: Has non-KYC NFT
* **Type C Address**: No NFT

1. **Assets in Type A Address**:
   * Can be transferred to Type A Address (with a risk warning)
   * Can be transferred to Type B Address (with a risk warning)
   * Can be transferred to Type C Address (with a risk warning)
2. **Assets in Type B Address**:
   * Cannot be transferred to Type A Address (an error message appears)
   * Cannot be transferred to Type B Address (an error message appears)
   * Cannot be transferred to Type C Address (an error message appears)
3. **Assets in Type C Address**:
   * Cannot be transferred to Type A Address (an error message appears)
   * Cannot be transferred to Type B Address (an error message appears)
   * Cannot be transferred to Type C Address (an error message appears)

In conclusion, the prerequisite for transferring TP Card assets to another person is that the recipient's address must hold an account NFT and have completed bank registration. This is equivalent to making a transfer within a bank, where the recipient's account balance increases. Otherwise, the transfer will fail.


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