RiskMandate produces a record somebody puts their name to. The mark says that before a word is read: a stamp with a monogram inside it, registration ticks on the axes, and a quiet inner ring. It signals counter-signature and provenance to the audiences that matter — underwriters, risk committees, boards.
The containered mark is the default. The knockout drops the container for dark surfaces where a filled tile would sit heavily. Below 24px the detail genuinely dies — so there is a simplified cut rather than a blurred one.
The green is #1A7F5A and the container is #161615. The mark never appears in another hue, and never in full colour on a coloured field.
The registration ticks and the inner ring turn to mud. Use the simplified mark, which keeps the ring and the monogram only.
No drop shadows, no gradients, no outer glow. A seal that looks printed is doing its job.
RM is set in the mono face at a fixed optical size inside the ring. It is not a text layer to be re-typeset.
Leave clear space of at least half the mark's width on every side. In a UI bar that means the mark, a gap, then the wordmark.
Every colour in the product is a token. Nothing is a literal hex outside the token block — the same rule the code follows.
No web fonts, no CDN, no flash of unstyled text, and nothing to load before the page is readable. The system sans carries everything; the system mono carries labels, keys, numbers and anything that should read as machine output.
Know the risk.
clamp(28px, 3.8vw, 46px) · 700 · -.03emEvery acceptance carries a named owner and an expiry, so the decision comes back.
15.5px · 400 · 1.7ACCEPTED CONDITIONS · 4/4 HOLDING
10px · 700 · .2em · uppercaseSVG for anything that scales, PNG where a raster is required. All served from the vault.
Tell us what you need and we will cut it — a new size, a different lockup, a format we have not shipped.