Chainstack is a Singapore-based blockchain infrastructure provider founded in 2018, offering services that help developers and enterprises build, deploy, and manage decentralized networks and applications.[1] The company’s visual identity is documented in its official press kit, which specifies the logo’s construction, color usage, and typography.
Design and History
The Chainstack logo consists of a logomark placed to the left of the wordmark “CHAINSTACK.” According to the company’s trademark filing, the mark features “two curved U-shaped lines appearing sideways with the lower line extending from the center of the upper line forming a central S-shaped design.”[2] The press kit refers to this element as the “S” symbol, and it serves as the basis for the logo’s clear space rules: the space around the full logotype must equal the width and height of the S symbol, while the standalone logomark requires clear space equal to double the thickness of the symbol.[3]
The press kit also outlines usage restrictions, including prohibitions on placing the blue logo on dark backgrounds, the white logo on bright backgrounds, detaching any elements of the logo, or using the logo over busy backgrounds.[3]
Meaning and Symbolism
Chainstack’s official materials do not provide an explicit explanation of the S-shaped symbol’s meaning. The trademark filing describes only the visual construction of the mark without attributing symbolic intent.[2] The press kit likewise focuses on usage guidelines rather than brand narrative.[3]
Typography and Design
The primary typeface for Chainstack is Suisse Int’l, used in Semi Bold for headlines and highlighting keywords or phrases, and Regular for body copy.[3]
The brand’s main color scheme is Primary Blue, specified as hex #007BFF, RGB (0, 123, 255), and CMYK (77, 50, 0, 0). The full logo and logomark may only appear in Primary Blue or White, with slight darker or lighter gradients permitted. Copy colors are Black (#1A1D23), Primary Blue, and White (#FFFFFF). An additional palette includes Light Blue (#C9E8FF), Green (#2DA4AE), Yellow (#FFC200), and Red (#FF2A1A).[3]
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