MX™ Connect Create Branding

Introduction

Branding in MX Connect controls the logos, colors, and visual elements used in applications, statements, and email communications.
Branding must be created before a partner can complete merchant onboarding.

In this guide, you’ll find:

• How to create and manage Application, Statement, and Email Branding
• Step-by-step instructions for adding branding in MX Connect
• System requirements and notes for each branding type

What is Branding?

Branding defines the visual identity used across partner-facing and merchant-facing features in MX Connect. It is assigned at the partner level and applied to:

• Application UI (logo and color theme)
• Merchant Statements
• Email Templates

MX Connect supports three branding types, each created and managed separately:

1. Application Branding – Configures the visual style of the partner application interface. This branding is selected on the Delivery page of the application and is referred to as the "Site Template."
2. Statement Branding – Provides logos and contact information for merchant statements. This branding is required to configure acquiring products and complete merchant onboarding.
3. Email Branding – Sets the header visuals for email templates. Required before creating email templates.

Note: Both Statement Branding and Application Branding are necessary to complete an application for merchant boarding.

How to Create Branding

Get to the Branding Section

1. Go to Settings in the left navigation menu.
2. Select System.
3. Open Branding.
4. Choose the branding category you need to create:

• Application Branding
• Statement Branding
• Email Branding

5. Select the (+) button in the bottom right corner.

This opens the New Branding form for the selected category.

Step 2: Create Application Branding

Application Branding configures the visual styling of the partner’s application interface.

Complete the following tabs:

Then select Save.

System notes:

• Invalid file size or dimensions prevent upload.
• Saved Application Branding becomes selectable during partner setup and onboarding.

Step 3: Create Statement Branding

Statement Branding defines the logos and contact information used on merchant statements.
Complete the fields:

Select Save.

System notes:

• Missing Statement Branding may block boarding for acquiring products.

Step 4: Create Email Branding

Email Branding defines the header visuals used on email templates.
Complete the fields:

Select Save.

System notes:

• Email Branding is required before creating Email Templates.
• If no Email Branding exists, email template creation cannot proceed.