Using an Aspiration Zero card just once a day allows the average American to fully offset carbon footprint and earn rewards for doing so
Aspiration, the global leader in “Sustainability as a Service” products for consumers and companies, announced the public launch of the Aspiration Zero card, the world’s first credit card built to combat the climate crisis.
Using an Aspiration Zero card just once a day can offset the average American’s entire carbon footprint — and using it 30 times a month gets you both to carbon zero for the month and unlimited 1% cash back on every purchase you made that month.
How it works is simple: With every purchase made on the Aspiration Zero card, Aspiration will plant a tree and lets users plant an additional tree by rounding up their purchase to the nearest dollar. Two average adult trees offset the daily carbon impact of the average American.
Remaining true to sustainable values, Aspiration has created the physical Zero card so it is primarily made from plant-based material, not plastic.
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“Aspiration Zero is more than a credit card — it is one of the only products of any kind that will offset the average person’s entire carbon footprint just by using it once a day,” said Andrei Cherny, Aspiration’s CEO and co-founder. “Millions of Americans are joining the fight against the climate crisis in their home, in their car, in the grocery store. Now, for the first time ever, they can bring that fight to their wallet.”
The official launch of the Aspiration Zero card follows the recent news that Aspiration will become the first sustainable finance company to go public. Aspiration recently entered into a merger agreement with InterPrivate III Financial Partners Inc., a publicly traded special purpose acquisition company, which, upon closing, will result in Aspiration becoming a listed company.
Aspiration is one of the fastest-growing financial institutions in America with more than 5 million members. The company has planted more than 35 million trees on behalf of its consumer and business customers over the last 12 months.
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Over five million Americans have signed up as Aspiration members, joining one of the largest communities of Conscious Consumers in the world. With the launch of Zero, Aspiration now offers a complete ecosystem of sustainable financial services, from accounts that let customers stop their deposits from being used to fund oil and gas projects to debit cards that let them track the impact of their spending on people and the planet, to investment and retirement accounts that bring sustainable options to all. Aspiration’s technology and tools also provide bundled solutions that help businesses meet the demand for sustainability from their customers and employees by offsetting their carbon footprints and developing co-branded products and services that mitigate climate change. The Company’s corporate partners range from software publisher Intuit to the Los Angeles Clippers to NEU Community, which is launching a community of sustainable homes outside of Austin, Texas, in partnership with Aspiration.
The Aspiration Zero Mastercard® is issued by Beneficial State Bank (“BSB”), member FDIC, pursuant to license by Mastercard International Incorporated (“MCI”). The Aspiration Plus Debit Card is issued by Coastal Community Bank (“CCB”), member FDIC, pursuant to license by MCI. Mastercard is a registered trademark, and the circles design is a trademark of MCI.
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