afterPay Logo

A lowercase sans-serif wordmark reading "afterpay" in a dark gray/near-black color sits to the left of a compact geometric mark. The mark is made of two angular, open chevron-like shapes that form a clockwise loop; the upper-right chevron i...

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Afterpay logo: lowercase 'afterpay' in dark gray with two blue/teal interlocking chevrons to the right.
afterPay logo

About afterPay

A lowercase sans-serif wordmark reading "afterpay" in a dark gray/near-black color sits to the left of a compact geometric mark. The mark is made of two angular, open chevron-like shapes that form a clockwise loop; the upper-right chevron is a medium blue and the lower-left chevron is a lighter cyan/teal.

The wordmark is simple and rounded at terminals, while the adjacent symbol is sharp-edged and geometric, creating a contrast between the soft type and the angular two-color icon. The whole lockup is flat with no gradients or shadows.

What's in it: chevrons arrows (implied loop)

Shapes: lowercase wordmark pair of angular chevrons loop/clockwise arrow loop compact horizontal lockup

Style: modern minimalist flat geometric sans-serif

Text in logo: afterpay

The two chevrons forming a clockwise loop visually suggests movement, exchange or a recurring/payment flow.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Dark gray (wordmark)
#3B3B3B · primary
Medium blue (chevron)
#0E5AA8 · secondary
Cyan/teal (chevron)
#28B0E0 · accent

afterPay Logo History

Afterpay is an Australian "buy now, pay later" fintech founded by Nick Molnar and Anthony Eisen (around 2014) and later acquired by Block, Inc. (formerly Square) following an announced deal in 2021.

Frequently asked

What company uses this logo?

This is the logo for Afterpay, a Buy Now, Pay Later fintech company.

What are the main colours used?

A dark gray for the wordmark (#3B3B3B), a medium blue (#0E5AA8) and a cyan/teal accent (#28B0E0) in the chevron mark.

Is the mark symbolic of anything?

Visually the interlocking chevrons suggest motion or a payment/transaction loop, implying exchange or recurring flow.

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