Mercury
Mercury
mercury

Mercury is banking built for startups, and its interface carries the quiet confidence of software made by people who care about craft.

Primary
Typography
· Arcadia Mono
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Design System
Mercury logo

Mercury

Mercury is banking built for startups, and its interface carries the quiet confidence of software made by people who care about craft. The brand refuses the two dominant fintech clichés at once: it is neither the cold institutional navy of legacy banks nor the candy-bright gradients of consumer neobanks. Instead, Mercury occupies a refined, almost cinematic middle ground — deep indigo-black canvases (#171721), soft off-white ink (#ededf3) that reads as luminous rather than glaring, and a single disciplined indigo (#5266eb) reserved for the one action that matters on each screen.

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Guidelines

Do and Don't guidelines parsed from DESIGN.md.

Do

  • Use indigo #5266eb for the single primary action per section — links, focus rings, the one CTA
  • Use the custom 480 weight for headings and key labels
  • Use #ededf3 (off-white), never pure white, for text on dark canvases
  • Keep base radius at 4px for buttons, inputs, and badges
  • Reserve the 40px pill radius for the hero email-capture / "Open Account" CTA
  • Apply +0.42px letter-spacing on large Arcadia Display headlines
  • Use cool, indigo-tinted shadows (rgba(23,23,33,...)) on light surfaces
  • Let marketing breathe — one idea, one visual, one CTA per band

Don't

  • n't put accent periwinkle/mist on buttons — they belong in gradient washes and imagery only
  • n't use more than one filled CTA per section
  • n't use pure white text on dark canvases — use #ededf3
  • n't use warm greys — every neutral carries a faint blue undertone
  • n't over-round — 4px is the brand's tight, software-like default
  • n't use a saturated fire-red for errors — Mercury's error is rose #d03275
  • n't crowd marketing surfaces — density is for the dashboard, not the homepage

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