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Marchmont Capital: editorial oxblood.

Bone paper, oxblood and a marble-and-brass still life around a forex challenge firm that publishes its pass rate and payout times every month. Designed and built by PipValley.

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01On the page

20 sections, top to bottom.

Announcement bar with the October challenge code

Masthead folio, then an editorial collage hero: serif "Pass the challenge. Get funded. Keep 90%." headline with an inline seal plate, trust figures, a Blender still-life plate and cycling payout receipts

Ruled stats strip with odometer figures

Special-offer ticket and an awards row

Why Marchmont: the coin plate plus four different cards (payouts, support, tools, services)

The payout report: a monthly transparency report (pass rate, payouts, median payout time) beside the numbers table

From challenge to funded: a keyframed path with a travelling seal, and a dated trader case study

The challenges: a full comparison matrix, 2 programmes by 6 sizes

Payouts chapter in deep wine: median payout-time bars, a live payout feed and a drifting shelf of payout certificates

Real stories: four video testimonials

Scaling staircase and four loyalty tiers

Choose your terminal: four platforms with their own screens, plus live spreads

The risk monitor dashboard

Comparison: no gimmicks, in writing

Review wall

Ambassador chapter in ink

A real company: office, team and figures

Support desk with live chat, YouTube and Discord, language and country marquees

Affiliates, FAQ by category, final CTA with the seal plate

Footer with an outlined wordmark and the full risk disclosure

02Decisions

Why it looks like this.

01A payout report, published monthly

The signature section is the firm's own transparency report: challenges sold, pass rate, traders paid, total payouts, median and fastest payout time. It answers the first question every trader asks a prop firm ("do you actually pay?") with numbers.

02A still life instead of a dashboard

The hero is a Cycles-rendered Carrara, brass and sealing-wax plate in venetian-blind light, framed like a magazine plate. Next to a plain prop-firm promise it reads as a firm that takes payouts seriously, and no other concept in the gallery has it.

03Typography that moves slowly

Headings rise line by line out of masks, the manifesto inks in word by word as you read, and every figure rolls into place like an odometer. Motion is in the type, not in floating cards.

04A matrix that is the contract

Both programmes across all six sizes, every rule with its dollar value, the fee with the live code applied and the average first payout. Switching programme re-sets the rows one after another.

05One continuous story of a trader

Case No. 0418 runs from the hero certificate ($24,180.00) to the payout receipt, the dated journey, the dashboard and the first certificate on the shelf, so the page feels like one firm, not a template.

06Rules, folios and chapters

Every section opens with a numbered folio over a hairline rule; two full-bleed chapters (deep wine for payouts, ink for the ambassador) give the long page a rhythm.

03Palette and type

The brand, in its own colours.

Bone paper

#F1EADC

Oxblood

#6E1423

Ink

#17120E

Deep wine

#3A0A13

Vellum

#E8DFCC

Brass

#A4834B

Display

Newsreader (optical sizes)

Body

Schibsted Grotesk

Detail

Tabular figures throughout; italics carry the oxblood accent

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