The mark resolves a “U” and a “K” into one continuous line, with a solid green dot marking the point where the two letterforms cross — a nod to the single moment of verification their whole product is built around. There’s a second layer in there too: turn the mark on its side and the same shape reads as an abstract envelope, a quiet reference to the fact that UniKey’s authorization system runs on email under the hood.
Green carries the system as the color of “go” and confirmation, paired with Rubik for a typeface that reads confident without going cold.
The flat mark works for everyday use, with a polished chrome 3D render for pitch decks and investor material where the brand needs a little more weight.
