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DualGuard

Brand kit

DualGuard's logos, colors, typefaces and boilerplate copy, with the rules for using them. Use them as provided, and the brand stays recognizable wherever it appears.

Colors

A near-black background with a whisper of blue, and the gradient that runs through the shield.

Mark gradient

Mark blue

#3E94FB

Logo gradient, start

Mark indigo

#515FD4

Logo gradient, middle

Mark purple

#6901B0

Logo gradient, end

Surfaces

Background

#080A0F

Page background

Surface

#101318

Cards and panels

Line

#181B20

Borders and dividers

Text

Foreground

#F9FAFC

Primary text

Muted

#8E929A

Secondary text

Typography

Libre Baskerville carries the headlines, Inter does the work, and JetBrains Mono handles figures and code. All three are free on Google Fonts.

Libre Baskerville

Headlines. Regular and bold.

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Inter

Body, interface and the wordmark. 400, 500, 600, 700.

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JetBrains Mono

Figures, code and hex values. 400, 500.

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Avatars

The logomark centred on our background, ready for a profile picture or an app tile.

Circle avatar

Circle avatar

512×512, for X, Discord and anywhere round.

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Square avatar

Square avatar

512×512, rounded corners, for LinkedIn and app tiles.

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Usage

The logo is supplied in the versions we approve. If a placement needs something else, ask rather than redrawing it.

Please do

  • Use the full logo wherever it fits, and the logomark when it does not.
  • Keep clear space around the logo of at least half the shield's width.
  • Place the logo on our background, on black, or on white.
  • Use the dark-text lockup on light backgrounds.

Please don't

  • Stretch, squash, rotate or flip it.
  • Recolor the shield or set the wordmark in another typeface.
  • Add shadows, outlines or glows.
  • Crop the shield or rebuild the lockup with your own spacing.
  • Place it on a busy photograph or a color that fights the gradient.

The name

DualGuard, one word, capital D and capital G. Not Dualguard, not DUALGUARD, not Dual Guard. Researchers competing in a contest are guards; the two senior researchers anchoring one are Lead Guards.

Boilerplate

Approved descriptions, from one line to a full paragraph. Copy them as they are.

One line

DualGuard runs expert-led security review contests and bug bounties for web3 protocols.

Short

DualGuard is a security-contest and bug-bounty platform for web3 protocol teams preparing for mainnet. Every contest is anchored by two Lead Guards matched to the protocol, every finding is judged in two layers, and researchers are paid on verified impact rather than hours.

Full

DualGuard runs pre-launch security programs for web3 protocols. Contests are anchored by two Lead Guards, senior researchers matched to the protocol, and backed by a wide network of security researchers competing in parallel. An AutoGuard round of AI agents and static analyzers runs before the human contest, so bulk-generated noise never reaches the guard contest. Community judging runs first, then two Lead Judges assess every finding independently and escalate disagreements. Findings ship with reproduction steps, severity and a remediation path, and the engagement closes with a mitigation review. Protocol teams can add a pre-launch bug bounty, which runs before mainnet with DualGuard covering every payout.

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