Initially, the new more eco-friendly cards will be launched for Danske Bank’s Pocket Money account, which is aimed at children between eight and 14 years of age.
After a trial period, the new cards will begin to replace the standard plastic payment cards – both Visa/Dankort and Mastercard – for all customers.
Rene Thejsen, ead of cards and consumer payments, Danske Bank, says : “We’re well aware that our more eco-friendly payment cards aren’t going to solve the world’s climate challenges, but they are a small step in the right direction.”
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