Trybit Logo
The Trybit logo combines modern design with a clear message of reliability, accessibility, and innovation, making it a perfect representation of a cryptocurrency payment system.
Logo Description
The core element of the Trybit logo is a three-dimensional block figure with a chart inside. The block references the principles of blockchain technology — reliability, transparency, and innovation — while the chart reflects the movement of transactions, the ease of making them, and growth. Together they form a visual metaphor for the Trybit digital ecosystem — from stable technology to dynamic development.
Logo Formats
The logo is used in two layouts — horizontal and vertical. Choose the option depending on the medium and the available space.


Color Versions
The logo is available in several colour versions — full colour and monochrome (dark and light). Choose the version to match the background so that contrast and readability are preserved: the full-colour and dark logo on a light background, the light logo on a dark background.






Icons
For compact formats, an icon mark without text is used. It is also available in full-colour, dark, and light versions — for light and dark backgrounds.




You can review all logo usage options by downloading the archive below. Files are available in SVG format.
Clear space
To ensure the visual impact and clarity of the Trybit logo, you must maintain a certain amount of clear space around it.
The minimum distance on all four sides must be no less than the width of the circle.
Clear space must be strictly observed in all marketing and brand materials.


Incorrect Logo Usage
To maintain Trybit's brand identity and professional image, it is important to follow established standards for logo usage. The following are examples of unacceptable changes:
Alteration of proportions:
Distortion of the logo's proportions by stretching, shrinking, or other transformations that disrupt the original size and shape.
Changing the relative size of the logo elements, such as enlarging or reducing the block figure compared to the text.
Color changes:
Use of non-standard colours that do not match the brand's approved colour palette.
Application of transparency or use of shades that reduce the contrast and readability of the logo.
Adding elements:
Insertion of any external elements or effects such as shadows, outlines, additional patterns, or textures.
Placement of the logo on complex or overly bright backgrounds that interfere with visual perception.






Adaptations and modifications:
Separate spelling of the Trybit brand name.
Creation of custom versions of the logo or adaptations that have not been approved by the brand.
Modifications to the font, color, composition, or other key aspects of the design.
Using third-party elements:
Combining the logo with other logos, marks, or text without observing the established clear space or other brand standards.
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