Ping An Bank launches personal carbon accounts Advocating a green and low-carbon lifestyle for consumers
Measuring individuals' green behaviors through spending
With a base of 110 million
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Offering rewards to help the environment
Ping An Bank also launched a "green power" bonus point scheme for Low Carbon Home account owners. Account owners can earn points for 15 green behaviors, which they can redeem for green assets on the Low Carbon Home platform. The 15 green behaviors are divided into three categories: 1) green travelling, including travelling by public transport, high speed rail, bike sharing, or walking, and charging vehicles with new energy; 2) utility payments through digital channels, including online payment of public utility bills; and 3) digital daily spending, including QR code payment and virtual credit card applications. Currently, account owners can redeem their bonus points for a tree that will be planted in
Ping An Bank plans to integrate more resources and more green behaviors into the platform. It will also continue to enrich the green power bonus scheme with more redeemable green assets, such as Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), donations to animal rescue projects, and public transport vouchers.
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