The Bank of Maldives (BML) has introduced its new range of cards, featuring designs inspired by the natural beauty of the Maldives and produced with recycled materials.
BML CEO and Managing Director Karl Stumke said the new cards are produced with recycled plastic, enforcing the bank's commitment to ensuring sustainability in business practices.
"Featuring the unique, natural beauty of the Maldives is an opportunity for the bank to help instill a sense of responsibility amongst our customers to protect the country’s beautiful yet fragile ecosystem for future generations," he said.
"Not only are our cards great to look at, but they really are good for the planet too."
The photographs used in the new cards were captured by local photographers and feature a range of images that were inspired by the islands, from the spectacular ripples of bioluminescence to the intricate patterns of the coral.
The new designs were introduced for the BML's Debit and Credit card range for Visa and Mastercard. BML has started the rolling out of new cards today with its Visa Credit Gold card.
