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The Yango logo, the international brand for ride-hailing, delivery, and other urban online services, consists of the brand name rendered in large slanted uppercase sans-serif letters. In the current version, the main logo is usually shown in red on a light background, while the Yango SuperApp icon uses white lettering on a red background with rounded corners. The basic version does not have a separate graphic symbol, so recognition is built around the wordmark itself. This sign was first used primarily for the ride-hailing service and was later retained for a broader range of services brought together under the Yango brand.

Yango is an international urban services platform that grew out of the international services business of the Russian technology company Yandex. In the Russian market, a similar range of everyday services operates under the name Yandex Go, while the Yango brand is used in international markets. Today, it operates within Yango Group, which is publicly presented as an international technology group headquartered in Dubai with an ecosystem of services for mobility, delivery, e-commerce, maps, entertainment, and other digital areas. Depending on the country, Yango offers rides, delivery, food, maps, navigation, and other features, and the brand’s presence extends across more than 30 countries in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, South Asia, and Latin America.

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