Bank of Baroda Logo

A bold, stylised letter "B" formed from a curved outer stroke and multiple fan-like rays or fins that radiate inward from the left — the rays create a sense of layering or pages. To the right of the emblem are two-line bilingual wordmarks:...

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Orange stylised 'B' with fan-like rays and bilingual 'Bank of Baroda' wordmark
Bank of Baroda logo

About Bank of Baroda

A bold, stylised letter "B" formed from a curved outer stroke and multiple fan-like rays or fins that radiate inward from the left — the rays create a sense of layering or pages. To the right of the emblem are two-line bilingual wordmarks: the top line in Devanagari script and the bottom line reading "Bank of Baroda" in Latin letters. The emblem and wordmark are shown in two variants: orange emblem with black/orange wordmark on white, and white emblem/wordmark on an orange rectangular background.

The mark is flat and geometric with high contrast between the bright orange emblem and the text/background in each variant. The overall layout reads as an emblem + stacked wordmark (Devanagari above English), used either on white or on a solid orange field.

What's in it: fan-like rays (abstract)

Shapes: stylised letter B stacked wordmark rectangle background (variant)

Style: modern minimalist flat geometric emblem + wordmark bilingual

Text in logo: बैंक ऑफ बड़ौदा Bank of Baroda

The stylised "B" with radiating rays visually evokes movement, expansion or layered pages/fans, suggesting growth, outreach or multiple services.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Brand orange
#FF6A00 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary
Black
#000000 · accent

Frequently asked

What is the text shown in the logo?

The logo shows Devanagari script 'बैंक ऑफ बड़ौदा' above the English line 'Bank of Baroda'.

What are the main colours?

A bright brand orange (approx. #FF6A00) is dominant, with white and black used for text/background in variants.

What does the emblem represent visually?

Visually it’s a stylised 'B' made of a curved outer stroke and inward radiating rays, which read as motion, layers or expansion.

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