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ClimateTech startup Doconomy, which helps banks, brands and consumers better understand their environmental impact, has just acquired Dreams Technology – the Swedish financial wellbeing fintech. It reflects a growing connection between the financial and environmental world, which promises to leave a genuinely positive impact.  Put your money where your mouth is. It’s a common phrase… This content…

Klaus Schwab's World Economic Forum is pushing a credit card that will track your carbon usage and cut you off when you've "used up all your carbon credits".

Published: July 4, 2022, 6:20 am

Doconomy is a credit card backed by the World Economic Forum’s leftist authoritarians that tracks the “environmental impact” of everything you buy (including food) and refuses to let you buy items when you’re deemed to be a net polluter.

It doesn’t matter if you have a family at home and you need to put food on the table. The World Economic Forum will track you down and take away your hard-earned money if you’ve been a “bad person” and used too many carbon credits this week.

That’s right, it’s the first credit card in history that prevents you from overspending based on the level of CO2 emissions generated by your consumption. It is presented as an “educational effort”, according to one of its founders.

Mastercard will “partner” with Swedish fintech company Doconomy, as announced on Twitter.