ITAD for Financial Services

GLBA Compliant ITAD for
Banks & Financial Institutions

A retired teller terminal, loan officer workstation, or core banking server that still holds nonpublic personal information is a direct violation of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act the moment it leaves your branch undestroyed. eWaste Solutions provides GLBA and FTC Safeguards Rule compliant IT Asset Disposition with audit-ready documentation, serving banks, credit unions, and financial institutions across Massachusetts and New England.

GLBA / FTC Safeguards Rule Compliant Process
What's actually at stake

Your next exam will ask for this documentation.

Under the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act and the FTC Safeguards Rule, financial institutions are required to protect customer nonpublic personal information (NPI) through its entire lifecycle, including at disposal. Examiners from the FFIEC, your state banking regulator, or your primary federal regulator will ask how retired devices holding customer financial data were destroyed and what documentation proves it. A retired branch terminal, ATM component, or loan file server without a verifiable destruction record is an exam finding waiting to happen.

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What GLBA compliant ITAD requires

What certified compliance actually requires.

Destruction that satisfies the Safeguards Rule

NIST 800-88 and DOD 5220.22-M compliant physical destruction of NPI-bearing devices, not a standard wipe.

Audit-ready Certificates of Destruction

Documentation by serial number that your compliance team can present directly to an examiner without additional explanation.

Chain of custody your examiner can trace

Every device inventoried at your branch or data center before it moves, with an unbroken record through final destruction.

A vendor relationship you can document

Direct, accountable service from a single certified provider, not a subcontracted chain your examiner has to untangle.

Our Process

From first call to final documentation.

1

Assessment & Pickup

We assess your equipment and compliance requirements, then schedule a certified pickup.

2

Asset Inventory

Every device is inventoried by serial number before it moves. Chain of custody begins at your door.

3

Certified Destruction

Data-bearing devices are physically destroyed to NIST 800-88 and DOD 5220.22-M standards.

4

Responsible Disposition

All equipment is processed through our R2v3 RIOS certified program with zero to landfill.

5

Documentation Delivery

You receive Certificate of Destruction, Certificate of Recycling, and full chain-of-custody records.

Certifications Behind This Work

Why these specific certs matter here.

NAID

Certifies destruction processes for devices holding nonpublic personal information under GLBA.

R2v3 RIOS

Independently audited downstream tracking your examiner can verify, not a vendor's word.

MA Bankers Association

Reflects our standing relationships within the Massachusetts financial services community.

R2v3 CertifiedR2v3 Certified
R2v3 RIOSR2v3 RIOS
NAIDNAID
NIST 800-88NIST 800-88
ESGRESGR
MA BankersMA Bankers Assoc.
ChamberChamber of Commerce
Perry JohnsonPerry Johnson
iSigmaiSigma
Active KillDiskActive KillDisk
Certified RecyclerCertified Recycler
NRC RecyclesNRC Recycles
ITAR APPROVED
DDTC REG. M-53509
R2v3 CertifiedR2v3 Certified
R2v3 RIOSR2v3 RIOS
NAIDNAID
NIST 800-88NIST 800-88
ESGRESGR
MA BankersMA Bankers Assoc.
ChamberChamber of Commerce
Perry JohnsonPerry Johnson
iSigmaiSigma
Active KillDiskActive KillDisk
Certified RecyclerCertified Recycler
NRC RecyclesNRC Recycles
ITAR APPROVED
DDTC REG. M-53509
Why Us

Why financial institutions choose a local ITAD partner.

Documentation built for examiners, not general audiences

Certificates of Destruction and chain-of-custody records formatted the way FFIEC and state examiners actually review them.

On-site destruction for branch and data center hardware

For core banking servers and equipment that shouldn't leave your building intact, we bring certified shredding equipment on-site.

One accountable vendor across every branch

Whether you have one branch or twelve, the same certified team and the same documentation standard applies everywhere.

A relationship that survives exam season

Direct contact with the people who handled your equipment, so you're never scrambling to explain a vendor you can't reach.

15+
Years serving regulated industries across New England
100%
Certificate of Destruction on every engagement, without exception
5M+
Pounds of electronics responsibly processed with zero to landfill
98%
Client retention rate, built on accountability, not price
Client Reviews

Don't take our word for it.

Real Google reviews from real clients across New England.

“These guys are great to work with. I get to work with eWaste Solutions regularly, always professional, punctual, and they handle everything correctly. Highest recommendation.”

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John BarrettLocal Guide · 123 reviews
Google Review

“I gots to give credit when credit is due, this team is AMAZING!!!! Always punctual, always returns emails, always professional. Could not ask for more from a business partner.”

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Horace Alleyne8 reviews · May 2022
Google Review

“I help older folks with cleanouts and I recommend eWaste Solutions to all my clients. Reliable, responsible, and they take just about everything. A service I trust completely.”

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Jane B9 reviews · April 2022
Google Review

“These guys are friendly, kind, and best of all good for the environment and good for your sanity. I can't say enough good things about them.”

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Deborah SutliffLocal Guide · 168 reviews · Aug 2021
Google Review

“Great customer service and friendly staff. Happy to clear out space knowing my old electronics would be properly recycled.”

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Stephanie Brazer12 reviews · Aug 2020
Google Review

“Our company used them to recycle old equipment and I got to take a tour of their facility, they do a great job. Happy to do business with them.”

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Matthew Maderos1 review · March 2020
Google Review
Common Questions

Questions Financial Institutions ask most.

Yes. Our data destruction methods meet NIST 800-88 and DOD 5220.22-M standards, and every engagement produces documentation formatted for GLBA and Safeguards Rule compliance review.
Teller and branch terminals, ATM data-bearing components, core banking servers, loan origination workstations, networking equipment, and backup media that has held customer NPI.
Yes. Certificates of Destruction list serial number, destruction method, date, and certifying technician, and are formatted to be handed directly to an FFIEC or state examiner.
Yes. We coordinate pickups across multiple branches or a full data center consolidation under a single point of contact and a single documentation standard.
Yes. For your most sensitive equipment we bring certified shredding equipment to your location. Destruction is witnessed by your staff before anything leaves.

Ready to talk about your
Financial Institutions ITAD needs?

R2v3 RIOS. NAID. ITAR Approved. Family-owned. We come to you, with documentation built for your compliance requirements.