Japan's Resona Holdings will introduce a service next year allowing group banks' debit card users to see how much carbon dioxide their purchases generate, in a bid to promote more environmentally conscious spending.Under the service set to begin in the first half of fiscal 2026, an app will allow users of the four domestic group banks to view estimated emissions generated in the production and delivery of goods and services they purchased, the company said in July.The company is also considering having the app offer users advice on reducing their carbon footprint, such as encouraging the us…READ FULL ARTICLE
