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Recycle your card safely, securely at every U.S. Bank branch

October 22, 2024

The branch recycling option helps keep cards out of landfills

U.S. Bank clients can now bring in their expired plastic debit and credit cards to any U.S. Bank branch for safe, secure recycling.

“We are proud to offer plastic card recycling to our clients,” said Steve Mattics, head of Retail Payment Solutions for U.S. Bank. “We know our customers, employees and communities care about the world in which they live, work and play and we are proud to offer options that honor those priorities while keeping their accounts safe and secure.” 

Other eco-friendly options offered by the bank include debit cards made with recovered, ocean-bound plastic and credit cards composed of recycled plastic. Plastic card recycling helps close the lifecycle loop on these, and other, plastic card products in a responsible and secure way.

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