Logos
- 31 Jul 2024
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Logos
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Permissions
Use of ISG logos is restricted under copyright laws and should not be used in any materials without the correct prior agreement and permissions.
For individuals and organisations with active permission, the logos and guidance for use can be found below.
Recreation and Print
DO NOT recreate any of ISG's registered or trademarked logos under any circumstances.
For use in printing please contact your ISG representative for the correct format and resolution.
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ISG
ISG's registered corporate logo is made up of two elements; wordmark and strapline. The logo has two vibrant colours, red and blue.
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ISGPay
ISGPay is ISG's direct to merchant service offered in India. The logo is made up of two vibrant colours, red and blue.
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Genius
Genius is ISG's product logo. The trade marked logo is made up of two vibrant colors, red and blue.
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Guidelines for Use
Proportions
Logo proportions should be maintained. The minimum size should be NOT LESS THAN 50px width by 30px height.
The ISG corporate logo strapeline “Your Payments Partner” should be readable in any proportionate size.
Exclusion Area
All logos should be surrounded by an exclusion area, which is clear of typography or any other graphic element. The minimum exclusion area required is as follows:
Alterations
DO NOT distort, blur, rotate or alter logos in any way.Logos should not visibly pixelate.
"from" and "powered by"
The word "from" (all lower case) may be added in-front of "In-Solutions Global" in written form, or in-front of the ISG corporate logo.
DO NOT write "In-Solutions Global" and place the ISG corporate logo next to it.
The words "powered by" (all lower case) may be added in-front of "Genius" and "ISGPay" in written form or their respective logos.
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