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Financial Technology · Est. 1998

PayPal Brand Colors

PayPal's dual blue palette builds confidence, security, and trust — the essential emotional requirements for a digital payments platform.

PayPal Color Palette

ColorNameHexRGBCMYKPantoneUsage
PayPal Dark Blue0,48,135100,65,0,472748 CPrimary brand color, logo 'Pay' text
PayPal Light Blue0,156,222100,31,0,13306 CLogo 'Pal' text, accent elements
PayPal Gold255,150,00,41,100,01375 CPay button accent, highlights

PayPal Color Story

PayPal's dual-blue identity uses two shades to create both depth and lightness — the dark navy conveys security and financial authority, while the lighter sky blue adds approachability. Together, the two blues create a logo that functions as both a financial institution (trustworthy, dark, serious) and a friendly tech product (bright, accessible, fast). The overlapping P shapes in the logo reinforce the dual-blue concept through their layered letterforms.

Use PayPal Colors in CSS

CSS Variables
:root {
  --paypal-paypal-dark-blue: #003087;
  --paypal-paypal-light-blue: #009CDE;
  --paypal-paypal-gold: #FF9600;
}

Frequently Asked Questions

What are PayPal's brand colors hex codes?

PayPal uses two primary brand blues: PayPal Dark Blue (#003087) for the 'Pay' portion of the logo and PayPal Light Blue (#009CDE) for the 'Pal' portion. A gold (#FF9600) is used as an accent for the pay button.

What is PayPal blue hex code?

PayPal has two blues: the dark blue is #003087 (navy, used for 'Pay') and the light blue is #009CDE (bright, used for 'Pal'). Both appear in the PayPal logo and brand materials.

Why does PayPal use blue?

PayPal uses blue because it is the color most associated with trust, security, and financial reliability — the three most critical emotional requirements for a payments platform. The dual-blue approach adds sophistication and creates a distinctive logo composition.

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