A quiet identity.
A clear signal.
Graphite. Light. A single gold point.
The visual language of Pass, in one place.
Lowercase. Full stop.
Write the name as Pass. Use pass. in the wordmark. The gold point is the signature.
Give it room.
Leave at least half the letter height around the wordmark. Minimum display width: 80 px.
Keep it intact.
Use the supplied artwork. Keep the point, proportions and spacing. No outlines, stretching or glow on the logo.
One descriptor.
Payment Wallet, in title case. Keep the descriptor separate from the wordmark.
Darkness, with a point of light.
Black is the canvas. Graphite gives it depth. Gold marks a detail or a moment of confirmation.
Select a swatch to copy its hex value. Supporting text uses Chalk at 60% over dark surfaces. Gold is an accent, never a full-page wash.
Human words. Precise details.
Arial carries the identity and interface. System monospace distinguishes references, currency codes and small labels.
Payment Wallet
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
0123456789
The miniature card is a visual specimen. Its micro labels are not the size reference for forms, navigation or payment controls.
Let the surface speak.
A portrait graphite surface with soft reflections. The interaction stays quiet until a deliberate touch.
Payment Wallet
Portrait. Borderless. Reflective.
- Proportion
- 320 × 500
- Corner radius
- 24 px
- Metalness / roughness
- 1 / 0.3
- Pointer tilt
- 12° maximum per axis
Use the original graphite reflection. Keep the rim and bevel off. Leave space around the card; avoid extra textures or ornament.
Touch → scan → confirm.
- Light scan
- 850 ms
- Content reveal
- 350–600 ms
- Confirmation mark
- 650 ms · 250 ms delay
A second touch closes the receipt. Respect reduced motion with an immediate reveal. The fingerprint is an interaction cue; the specimen uses a demo order.
Ready to carry forward.
Use these files as the starting point for Pass visuals. SVG wordmarks contain outlined letters; no font installation is needed.
Pass assets only. Currency symbols and third-party marks retain their own identities and are not part of the Pass logo.