How banks can meet the challenge of card recycling
Posted on 22 September 2020 by
Until recently, credit cards have been inherently unrecyclable. Here we explore how banks can overcome this significant challenge as they strive to be greener.
Blogger profile: Xavier Larduinat
Xavier Larduinat is the Marketing & Communication manager for Innovation at Thales, in charge of promoting Thales as a leading technology brand to provide solutions to secure the Digital World. Prior to working in the Digital Security market since 2001, Xavier Larduinat spent 14 years in the Semiconductor design and test industry with multiple international Product Marketing assignments including Germany, San Jose, CA and Austin TX. Xavier Larduinat holds a MS degree in Electronics Engineering from INSA Lyon, France, in 1987
Blogs by this author
It pays to go green: how banks can offset their…
Posted on 18 August 2020 by
Adopting a carbon neutral stance to payment cards can reap benefits for the environment and your reputation. We explore why here.
Turning ocean plastic waste into eco-friendly bank cards
Posted on 21 July 2020 by
Finding solutions to reduce ocean plastic is key to decreasing its production. Here we look how the banking industry can be part of the solution.
Going Green: How we receive our credit cards is becoming…
Posted on 15 July 2020 by
From the card body, to the delivery of a working credit card – we look at how traditional banking processes are becoming greener.
How EMV payment cards can become “phygital”?
Posted on 02 July 2020 by
We look into the solutions now available that reduce customers’ wait time between applying for an EMV card to its activation, which is now received in just minutes.
False Declines: A poor eCommerce user experience EMV Tokenization can…
Posted on 23 June 2020 by
False declines can ruin the online shopping experience. What are they and how is EMV Tokenization protecting consumers (and online merchants) from this happening?
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