taron tickets are not locked to your account the way a lot of platforms lock theirs. You can hand one off two ways: Share or Gift.
Share
Share sends the ticket itself, QR code included. Whoever ends up with it can use it to check in — so only share with someone you actually want walking in with it.
Gift
Gift is the more deliberate option. Pick a ticket, tap Gift, and send it to someone — with a message if you want. If they already use taron, it lands in their Tickets tab under Pending, with your name and message attached, and a Claim or Decline choice. If they do not have a taron account yet, they get a link that walks them through creating one before the ticket lands in their account.
Until they claim it, the ticket stays yours. Once claimed, it moves to them — Holder Name updates, and it comes off your list.
If You Can No Longer Attend
Check the event's refund policy first — a refund is often simpler than finding someone to gift it to. If refunds are closed, Gift is the practical way to make sure the spot does not go to waste.
If Something Goes Wrong
Gift not showing up for the person you sent it to? Have them check their Pending tab, and check spam if they are new to taron and waiting on a signup link. Still stuck — contact taron support with the event name, your account email, and who you sent it to.