BBLC Brand Kit

Divisions

Current platforms. Upcoming catalysts.

BBLC is the parent holding layer. The current marketing and operational focus is BBLC, Koilink, Orvexa, Capistral, and iSwiped. InfernoGrid is an upcoming catalyst while partnerships and development are finalized. TradeDNA by Roamee continues as a live trading-intelligence layer.

Architecture

How the divisions relate

BBLC provides governance, brand, shared infrastructure, and capital allocation. The divisions are the customer-facing nodes. They plug into one another through shared identity, data standards, and APIs.

A user might discover an issuer on iSwiped, research it through Capistral, open an Orvexa account, fund it through Koilink, and receive TradeDNA insights along the way.

Division naming convention

Division names are single words where possible. They should feel like product companies, not internal projects. Use the full division wordmark from the Downloads section. Never combine a division logo with an unrelated accent colour.

Division matrix

Per-division guide

BBLC Holding

Parent

Blockchain Loyalty Corp.

Governance, brand, shared infrastructure, and capital allocation across the portfolio. All divisions roll up to BBLC.

Audience
Investors, partners, regulators, enterprise clients
Website
bblc.io
Accent
#00D084

Koilink Near live

Capital

Capital flows without borders.

Wyoming-incorporated transactional banking and custody layer. The application is 98% complete and the corporate website is live at koilinkinc.com. The company has roughly 513 shareholders and is preparing for OTCID, then OTCQB listing.

Audience
Neobanks, fintechs, asset issuers, payment processors
Proof points
Multi-currency accounts, programmable custody, compliance-first APIs
Website
koilinkinc.com

Orvexa Beta live

Execution

Precision without the noise.

Wyoming-incorporated self-directed trading platform. Beta is fully functional. BBLC owns 19.9%. Orvexa is seeking a new brokerage partner after moving away from Alpaca.

Audience
Self-directed investors, registered advisors, family offices
Proof points
Execution algorithms, multi-asset custody, tax-aware rebalancing
Website
orvexa.io

Capistral Live

Visibility

Clarity for capital allocators.

Complete investor discovery and capital-formation platform. Concept and website are fully developed and ready for immediate use.

Audience
Founders, VCs, LP reporting teams, public-market analysts
Proof points
Portfolio telemetry, competitor mapping, narrative tracking
Website
capistral.com

iSwiped Live

Engagement

Discover the market in cards.

Card-based public-company discovery platform for retail traders and IR firms. Free for retail users; paid exposure, financings, and analytics for issuers.

Audience
Retail investors, financial content creators, IR firms
Proof points
Swipe UX, watchlists, social sentiment, no-account browsing
Website
iswiped.io

InfernoGrid Upcoming catalyst

Compute

Compute where it sits.

Decentralised GPU/compute aggregation for AI teams and high-performance workloads. InfernoGrid turns idle hardware into revenue-producing infrastructure. Partnerships and development are in early stages.

Audience
AI/ML teams, data centres, gaming GPU owners, infra funds
Proof points
P2P node marketplace, dynamic pricing, low-latency routing, usage metering
Accent
#FF4B26

TradeDNA by Roamee Live site

Intelligence

See the trade before the crowd.

Behavioural analytics and pattern recognition for retail and institutional trading desks. TradeDNA exposes edge before it becomes consensus. The website is live at roamee.io.

Audience
Prop traders, hedge funds, brokerages, quant analysts
Proof points
Order-flow clustering, alpha signals, regime detection, execution scoring
Website
roamee.io
Usage

Division brand rules

Each division locks up with BBLC in one of two ways: co-branded as "BBLC {Division}" for corporate materials, or standalone for consumer products and owned channels. Investor decks should lead with the BBLC parent lockup, then introduce divisions with their own wordmarks.

What stays consistent

Typeface, baseline grid, spacing rhythm, rounded corners, and button style. These elements make six different brands feel like one system. Only the accent colour and tagline change materially per division.

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