Joseph Omas Unveils MYRO Branding Identity for Cross-Border Fintech Platform
The branding identity for MYRO, a fintech platform focused on international transactions, was crafted by Joseph Omas, with Adediji Zaccheaus contributing to the graphic design refinement. Aimed at remote workers and independent entrepreneurs dealing with cross-border payments, MYRO is branded as "the bank of the free," emphasizing freedom as its core theme. The identity features a geometric lowercase logo, designed for clarity on small digital displays, complemented by ample spacing for complex mobile use. Vibrant color combinations of rich purple, vivid yellow, electric cobalt, and warm coral enhance promotional materials, while bold typography is prominent on large outdoor posters. The project also includes vertical matte payment cards in cobalt blue, pastel pink, and golden yellow, along with custom card holders, printed envelopes with welcome guides, embossed leather lanyards, and tactile business cards. Initial designs in Figma focused on geometric shapes and icons before arriving at a unified digital and print solution. The complete project can be explored on Behance.
Key facts
- Joseph Omas created the branding identity for fintech platform MYRO
- Adediji Zaccheaus collaborated on refining the graphic architecture
- The identity positions MYRO as "the bank of the free"
- A geometric lowercase symbol with rounded letterforms anchors the system
- Payment cards come in cobalt blue, pastel pink, and golden yellow
- Physical artifacts include card carriers, paper envelopes, leather lanyards, and business cards
- Early concepts were developed in Figma
- The full project is available on Behance
Entities
Artists
- Joseph Omas
- Adediji Zaccheaus
Institutions
- MYRO
- Behance
- Figma