The logo of MTbank, a Belarusian commercial bank, consists of a graphic symbol and the brand name. The symbol is a blue circle crossed by two diagonal bands, an orange one above and a red one below. The blue circle represents protection, reliability, and stability, the red band is associated with development, initiative, and speed, while the orange band is linked to success, the bank’s history, and its Halva installment card. In the Russian-language version, the wordmark “МТбанк” appears on the right, while the international version uses “MTbank”, set in a blue typeface created specifically for the new visual identity. This version was unveiled in July 2026 during the bank’s first major rebrand in nearly 33 years. It retained the circle, diagonal elements, and primary colors of the previous symbol while introducing revised geometry and a newly designed wordmark. The initials “MT” come from the bank’s original name, “Minsk Transit Bank”.
MTBank Closed Joint-Stock Company is a Belarusian commercial bank with foreign capital, founded on March 14, 1994, as “Minsk Transit Bank”. It became the first bank in the Republic of Belarus with foreign capital and gradually evolved from a financial institution focused primarily on small and medium-sized businesses into a universal bank serving retail and corporate clients. MTBank offers bank cards, loans, deposits, leasing, cash and settlement services, merchant acquiring, foreign exchange transactions, investment and premium products, as well as digital services for individuals and businesses. Customers are served through mobile apps, online banking, and a nationwide network of more than 100 branches.
