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Tabi launches TabiPay Alpha test with a limited quota of 1,000 participants

Tabi launches TabiPay Alpha test with a limited quota of 1,000 participants

星球日报星球日报2025/07/12 10:43
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Odaily Planet Daily reports that TabiPay, the Web3 financial layer developed by Tabi and built on TikTok, has now launched an invite-only Alpha test. Participants can enjoy zero-fee crypto cards, TABI airdrops, and invitation code rewards. Testing slots are available to Tabi supporters, financial experts, global expansion partners, and Tabizen community members. Registration is open until July 15, and the first batch of invitation codes will be distributed on July 16.

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