Environmental Sustainability
Understanding Our
Scope 1, 2 & 3 Analysis
Our dedication to environmental sustainability spans the whole value chain and begins with controlling the effects of our own operations. This entails cutting waste, lowering greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions overall, and cooperating with our suppliers to cut their emissions as well.
2025
2024
2023
Euronet Worldwide reported total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of 125,970 tCO₂e in 2025, covering the EFT, epay, Money Transfer, and Corporate segments. This represents a 7.5% reduction compared to 2024, reflecting ongoing improvements in operational efficiency and emissions management across the company’s global operations.
In 2025, the company continued to refine its emissions accounting methodology, transitioning from primarily spend-based calculations to more detailed activity-based data. Expanded data on leased assets, business services, servers, and travel further improved the accuracy and reliability of emissions reporting.
While Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions increased modestly due to business growth and recent acquisitions, overall emissions declined significantly, supported by improved data collection and energy management practices. Emissions intensity also improved, with market-based emissions per net revenue decreasing by 8.8%, demonstrating continued progress toward more efficient and lower-carbon operations.
Reduction of Energy Consumption
Several primary energy-conserving strategies employed by Euronet include utilizing deposit-taking ATMs to reduce the number of vehicle trips necessary to refill ATMs, implementing seasonal deactivation of ATM equipment, transitioning from traditional funds transfer methods to digital money transfers and distribution, conserving paper by opting for digital receipts in daily ATM transaction activities, and utilizing energy-efficient equipment and devices incorporated within its corporate, branch, and satellite offices. Euronet also involves merchants and corporate customers to actively participate in the cash filling and upkeep of the ATMs, as a proactive approach to reducing carbon emissions associated with unnecessary travel between financial institutions to enact basic financial services.