Each year, Fast Company lists the World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies. When Doconomy this year is highlighted amongst these cutting-edge companies, it comes as a recognition to the strong conviction that has been in the company’s DNA since the very beginning.
”The strong commitment in Italy to connect the importance of every day sustainability with the efficiency of financial services makes my heart sing! Through this collaboration, with ambitious and innovative partners like Mastercard and Fabrick, even more users will be able to track, measure and act on their CO2 impact." Mathias Wikström, Doconomy CEO
Doconomy, who enable a sustainable lifestyle by providing Åland Index, the leading index solution for CO2 emission calculations, has been selected to join Mastercard's award winning startup engagement program Start Path. The program will provide Doconomy with a platform to scale up its eco-system of services for everyday climate action.
Docoonomy har valts ut av Mastercards prisbelönade globala startup-accelerator Start Path. Efterfrågan på Doconomys digitala lösningar för en hållbar livsstil ökar kraftigt. Start Path kommer att ge Doconomy en plattform för att vidareutveckla bolagets ekosystem av tjänster som ger individer möjlighet att i vardagen bekämpa klimatkrisen.
Docoonomy har valts ut av Mastercards prisbelönade globala startup-accelerator Start Path. Efterfrågan på Doconomys digitala lösningar, baserat på det marknadsledande Åland Index, för en hållbar livsstil ökar kraftigt. Start Path ger nu Doconomy möjlighet att accelerera vidareutvecklingen av bolagets ekosystem av tjänster.
At a rapid pace, the sense of responsibility and urge for transparency amongst the public as well as progressive banks are growing. Latest research indicates on an average, two-thirds of people believe that climate change can be reversed by our action and consumers wants to contribute to a healthier planet in their daily efforts as well as with directing their money to work for good.
Flowe är den första italienska digitala banktjänsten att använda Åland Index för påverkansberäkningar av betalningar och transaktioner.
Flowe is the first Italian EMI (e-money institution) to adopt the Åland Index for CO2 emission calculations for payments and financial transactions
Swedish fin-tech company Doconomy has launched the first credit card that not only helps users track and measure their CO2 emissions associated with their purchases, but also puts a limit to the climate impact of their spending. Users will also be invited to compensate for the emissions, through projects meeting the criteria of United Nations certified green projects.
Doconomy och Mastercard offentliggör idag sin gemensamma insats för att bekämpa klimatförändring, nämligen DO. DO är en mobil banktjänst som låter användaren spåra, förstå och minska sitt CO2-avtryck genom klimatkompensation i form av förändrad konsumtion och sparande. Genom lanseringen av den kostnadsfria tjänsten sätts en helt ny standard för syftesdrivna betalningstjänster.
Doconomy, founded in Sweden in 2018, is a world-leading provider of digital services for everyday climate action. Doconomy wants to future-proof life on planet earth by empowering individuals and corporations to take responsibility for their environmental footprint. We firmly believe that the climate crisis can only be solved as a collective. Doconomy is also a partner of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), Mastercard, S&P Trucost, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Mitsui, and Parley for the Oceans.
