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WalletConnect. Saturated blue monoliths floating above a warm white desert, with rounded edges that soften the tech seriousness.

  • Crypto
  • Light theme
  • 17 colors
  • 3 typefaces

WalletConnect Pay is an electric-blue crypto payments brand wrapped in a clean, light canvas: warm off-white surfaces, indigo-black typography, and oversized rounded cards that feel more like consumer fintech than infrastructure tooling. The signature move is a vivid cobalt hero panel (40px radius) sitting on a near-white page, anchoring a layout that alternates between full-bleed product photography and generous whitespace. Typography is set in KHTeka, a geometric humanist that carries a technical-but-friendly voice across weights 400-700, with deep navy #1b2045 replacing pure black for a slightly warmer read. Components are confidently minimal — pill-shaped buttons, ghost CTAs, hairline borders, and almost no shadow, letting the saturated blue do all the emotional work.

Screenshot of WalletConnect
Captured from walletconnect.com on October 11, 2026

WalletConnect design system

WalletConnect

Brand4

  • Hero panels, filled buttons, active nav indicators, link accents — the primary brand signal, used as a full-bleed surface rather than a small button color to dominate the page

  • Primary filled action buttons and their borders — a slightly lighter, more violet-shifted blue for interactive surfaces that need to feel pressed and clickable

  • Primary text, headings, and dark button borders — replaces pure black with a warm navy that reads as authoritative without the harshness of #000

  • Radial gradient highlight accent — used sparingly as a luminous spot inside blue panels to create depth

Accent2

  • Hover states, subtle outlined button borders, secondary navigation accents — a desaturated companion to Electric Cobalt for non-dominant blue moments

  • Pale blue tinted backgrounds, soft highlight washes, tag fills, and light section dividers — bridges the white canvas to the blue brand without harsh contrast

Neutrals11

  • Dark footer background, dark section panels, card borders on light surfaces — the system's dark surface color, used as a deliberate band rather than scattered

  • Dark section borders, footer dividers

  • Mid-tier body text, descriptions, helper copy that needs to recede behind headings

  • Link text in their resting state, secondary body copy

  • Input placeholder text, tertiary captions, subtle icon strokes

  • Muted body text, secondary metadata, inactive form labels

  • Shadow base color and muted icon tints

  • Secondary surface fills, placeholder backgrounds, disabled states

  • Hairline borders, input outlines, subtle dividers between sections — the quietest structural line color

  • Page background canvas — a warm near-white that softens the starkness of pure white and reduces eye strain across long scrolling pages

  • Card surfaces, input fields, button text, elevated panels — the brightest surface layer sitting atop Parchment

Try a pairing

Pick any two colors from the palette to check whether text stays readable on top.

Aa

Pure White on Electric Cobalt

4.58 : 1 contrast

Background
Text
  • Body textPasses AA 4.5
  • Large textPasses AA 3
  • StrictFails AAA 7

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