Eco Solutions

We have introduced a range of sustainable solutions across our card manufacture and bureau services. From materials utilised to produce the card and packaging, through to internal processes to reduce the impact on the environment.

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What our customers think

"The process of designing the new card was straight-forward and we are delighted with the final result. Working alongside the allpay.cards team is fantastic as they are always very knowledgeable and efficient which certainly helps make our job easier every time!"

Alana Parsons, Chief Operations Officer, Caxton Business

Market Intelligence

The latest industry news and updates from the allpay cards team.

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Meet allpay cards at Pay360!

25th March 2026

Nearly two years of closed-loop recycling: allpay cards marks major EU milestones

10th February 2026

It’s been almost two years since allpay cards implemented a closed-loop recycling pathway for end-of-life payment cards, establishing an operational model that enables card waste to be recovered and reintroduced into new material cycles. What began in early 2024 as a targeted sustainability initiative has since developed into a scalable, cross-border process supporting circularity within card manufacturing.

Putting clients first at allpay cards

18th November 2025

At allpay cards, we’re driven by a genuine commitment to our clients. Every year, we ask for honest feedback so we can keep improving, and the 2025 survey results show that our passion for service is making a real difference.

Why UK-based manufacturing matters more than ever

26th September 2025

At allpay cards, we don’t just make cards, we set the standard. As the UK’s fastest zero-to-launch card manufacturer, we’ve built our reputation on delivering speed, quality, and service without compromise.

Why physical cards still matter – especially to allpay cards

16th July 2025

For most people, it’s easy to assume physical cards are fading away. Yet, real-world data contradicts this narrative: physical cards remain central, especially for organisations and individuals reliant on trustworthy, inclusive payment solutions.