One system · Electronics recycling
Once data is destroyed, what remains still has value: ferrous and non-ferrous metals, precious metals, plastics. Paladin processes it domestically under controlled downstream handling. Export and resale chains lose track of where material ends up.
Recycling begins only once the data-bearing assets in a shipment have been destroyed and documented, so nothing enters the materials stream unaccounted for.
Data-bearing assets are destroyed and certified per serial before anything moves into materials processing.
What remains is separated into metals, precious metals and plastics, each routed to an audited downstream processor.
Every stream is separated domestically and tracked to the processor that receives it.
See critical materialsEvery downstream partner is audited, and each transfer is logged against the same chain-of-custody record the destruction certificates feed.
See the full lifecycleRecycling is step three of five. Magnet-bearing assets continue on to REcapture.
See critical materials