CPI’s Card@Once® is an instant issuance solution that allows financial institutions (and others) to physically print EMV® and dual interface (magnetic stripe/chip and contactless) debit and credit cards on demand – providing customers with a finished, activated card in under two minutes.
Media Logic worked with CPI to develop a strong visual and verbal identity for the new product – along with creative concepts, media planning, digital advertising creative, and video. In an era when consumers have come to expect instant solutions, this dynamic, integrated campaign highlights Card@Once’s ability to be easy, exceptional and “Ready when you are.”
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