PayGo. Pay and go your way.
Screen system and visual language for PayWise's lightweight point-of-sale app. Merchant flows built for busy counters; customer flows built for a checkout that finishes in seconds.
Tap, scan, link — no login at the counterEvery screen and spec below is exported straight from PayGo App Design.figcraft — 390 × 844 artboards, auto-layout, Poppins, 24 variables and 26 styles.
One wordmark, inverted.
PayGo keeps the PayWise letterforms but flips the colour split: Pay in blue, Go in green — so “Go” reads like a green light. The artwork below is the official PayGo vector.
Colour
Large blue buttons use Blue Deep #195A9E (not the lighter Pay Blue) and green buttons use dark text on Go Green, for AA contrast.
#1B92CE#69CE57#1A6CA8#195A9E#04507F#5FAD4A#4E893B#141414#5B6B7C#DDE4EC#F4F6F9#EEF7FC#C9E4F2#B3261E#FBECEA#06283FType
Poppins throughout — no display faces, no decorative weights. Weights in use: Regular, Medium, SemiBold, Bold, ExtraBold.
Components
The atoms every screen is assembled from. Bottom navigation is a real component in three states — the merchant screens use instances, so editing the component updates every screen.
#0A52C6 and #00C853. That would break brand consistency, so this design uses the PayWise palette above. The wordmark keeps its official vector colours, #1E64A7 and #5CA032.
The counter, unblocked.
Opens directly into amount entry. Tap & Pay and QR are the primary rails; payment link sits lower as a remote-selling tool. A read-only device profile keeps staff fast and the account locked to the owner.
Pay in seconds. Keep the receipt.
Card details are tokenised at the first checkout; after that, it's saved cards plus biometric confirmation. Receipts build a personal expense log automatically.