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Logo Design and Tagline Competition for India Post Payments Bank
With over 1.54L branches across the country, India Post enjoys the love and trust of millions of Indians. The objective of India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) is to provide affordable ...
With over 1.54L branches across the country, India Post enjoys the love and trust of millions of Indians. The objective of India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) is to provide affordable and useful banking services to people who don’t just have limited access to banks, but might never have banked before. This is true financial inclusion. With a network spanning across every corner of the country, the postal service will now deliver prosperity to rural India as well as semi urban towns.
We invite you to design the visual identity of India Post Payments Bank (IPPB).
Share a logo and tagline that captures the essence of the brand according to this Inspiration Guide.
The prize of Rs. 50,000 will be split equally (Rs. 25,000 each) between the provider of the winning logo and provider of the winning tagline, if they are not the same people.
The last date for submissions is 31st July, 2016.
What we want from you:
1. A creative with an original, catchy tagline and logo that captures the essence of the India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) Inspiration Guide.
2. The tagline should be no longer than 8 words in Hindi or English.
3. The logo should be such that it can be converted into a monogram without losing the effectiveness of the communication.
4. Your creative should be submitted as JPG, PDF or PNG along with the open file, with a minimum size of 4” x 4” (inches).
5. A minimal look and feel in terms of colours and fonts is preferred, along with possible adherence to the current India Post identity.
6. Photographs in the logo are not acceptable.
7. Your design should be uploaded here with a detailed explanation of colour codes and measurements.
Evaluation Process
Out of the total entries received, our panelists will select the top 20 through a detailed evaluation process. From this, top 10 entries will be chosen through MyGov polls. The final winning entry will be decided by the Department of Posts, with equal weightage being given to the Department’s ranking and the rankings obtained through public poll.
Click here for Terms and Conditions.
Graphic Designer "Great Bank Great People", "Hamara Bank Apke Dwar"
COLOR : DARK BLUE AND RED
NOTE : IT IS MADE BY ROMAN ENGLISH LETTER 'i' 'b' & 'p' .
Dear Evaluation Jury,
Please find attached herewith the Logo and Tagline (with detailed explanation ) designed/suggested for I.P.P.B. (India Post Payments Bank)
Thanks and Regards,
Pappu Shaw
IPPB Team
Thank you for giving opportunity to design the logo and tagline for Indian Post Payments Banks. Created Monogram elegance and complete concept Its combination of stability, progress, security and service.
Thanks you
1st jpeg file contains logo and tagline.
2nd PDF file contains explanation and technical specifications of Logo and Tagline.
LOGO SIGNIFI.- Tagline inspires common man to connect with IPPB in private bank's marketisation.easily understand the intention of tag with shows thump in middle. whichi signifi. of in middle are thump show consumer of this IPPB.consumer secured both side one is indian govt & second IPPB's services.so it is inspire to old and new connectors.
colour signfi.- red-energy to new invention.passion to achieved goal. & action to better transprancy. yellow- mind& intellect. white- perfection & purity.
A.SRINIVASAN, S/O. R .ARUMUGA NAINAR, 13/6, THEVAR KINATRU STREET, T N PUTHUKUDI, PULIANGUDI - 627855, TIRUNELVELI DISTRICT, TAMILNADU MOBILE NO - 8015940163
i am proud to be an indian
The logo symbol depicts the earthen pot with just a slit and no other opening. This symbol can be easily recognized by the people who don’t just have limited access to banks, but might never have been to a bank before. Since the objective of India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) is to provide affordable and useful banking services, this icon can build trust in the minds of the people. The identity of the India Post Logo is been sustained by using the same colors and the form of 3 lines symbol.
IPPB
Tag Line: Har Pal...Har Kadam