Trust Mark Logo
A rectangular badge with a rounded orange outline containing a two-colour handshake icon on the left and a two-line wordmark on the right. The handshake is stylised and flat: the left hand is teal/blue and the right hand is orange; five sma...
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About Trust Mark
A rectangular badge with a rounded orange outline containing a two-colour handshake icon on the left and a two-line wordmark on the right. The handshake is stylised and flat: the left hand is teal/blue and the right hand is orange; five small orange dots form a descending curve below the wrist. To the right, the main uppercase wordmark reads "TRUST MARK" with "TRUST" in orange and "MARK" in teal.
Beneath the wordmark a solid orange rounded rectangle (banner) spans the width of the badge and contains the white tagline text "Government Endorsed Standards." The overall style is flat, geometric and corporate, using a limited palette of orange, teal and white.
What's in it: handshake row of dots banner
Shapes: rounded rectangle (badge outline) handshake icon wordmark rounded rectangular banner row of circular dots
Style: flat minimalist corporate badge two-tone
Text in logo: TRUST MARK Government Endorsed Standards
Handshake evokes trust, partnership and endorsement; the badge/banner layout reads as an official or certified mark.
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
Frequently asked
What is the main symbol in the logo?
A stylised two-colour handshake (left teal hand, right orange hand) with five orange dots below.
What text appears in the logo?
The main wordmark reads "TRUST MARK" and the tagline in the orange banner reads "Government Endorsed Standards."
What are the primary colours?
A bright orange (#F15A29) and a teal/blue (#0E7A88), with white text in the banner.
Does this look like an official/government seal?
Visually it is styled as an official certification badge (handshake + banner), but this description does not confirm any legal or formal status.
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