Brand

Moneva brand guidelines

The wordmark, palette, type, and visual motifs that make Moneva recognizable, and the rules for using them.

Color

Blue, black, and paper

Build with the palette below. The values are exact: never tint, shade, or substitute them.

Moneva Blue#0000FFPrimary. CTAs, corridor arcs, the reveal field.
Near-black#07070F / #0B0B18Terminal surfaces and dark sections.
Paper White#FFFFFFPage background and cards.
Periwinkle#4B6BFFAccent. Pulses and highlights on dark.
Success Green#32B153Success states and live indicators.

Typography

Suisse Intl, four weights

Aa
Suisse Intl
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
AgBook 400
AgMedium 500
AgSemiBold 600
AgBold 700
Headlines are set in SemiBold with tight letter-spacing.Global payouts, one API
Mono is strictly for code and endpoints, never for prose or headings.POST /v1/transfers

Visual language

The infrastructure motifs

Dot-matrix world map

Geography renders as a lattice of dots; live corridors light individual dots in Moneva Blue.

Corridor arcs

Payout routes travel as glowing arcs between origin and destination nodes.

Pixel dissolve

Solid surfaces melt into discrete flecks and currency glyphs, one column at a time.

Blueprint grid

A faint engineering grid sits behind light sections: structure you sense more than read.

Usage

Do and don't

Do

  • Use the wordmark and mark only in their exported files.
  • Set the dark wordmark on light backgrounds, and the white version on Moneva Blue or near-black.
  • Keep clear space of at least the M height on every side of the logo.
  • Set headlines in SemiBold with tight letter-spacing; keep hex values and endpoints in mono.

Don't

  • Don't recolor the wordmark or restyle the palette.
  • Don't stretch, rotate, or distort the logo.
  • Don't place the wordmark over the dot-matrix map without a wash behind it.
  • Don't use mono for anything except code and endpoints.