Symbols of the Union
The emblem, the Great Seal, the colours, the motto and Founding Day identify the Union. They are described and protected by the Symbols Act.
The emblem
A navy roundel within a beaded double ring of gold, bearing a laurel wreath, an arc of stars and the letter U.
- The solid white arm stands for people.
- The segmented gold arm stands for the digital world.
- One letter: the two meet as one union.
- The laurel stands for the Charter that binds the Union, and the stars for its members.
The Great Seal
The emblem within a band lettered “United Human Digital Union” and “Est. MMXXVI”. The Great Seal is used only by the Union, on Union documents, decisions and official acts, and appears on every Digital Passport and Certificate of Incorporation.
Motto
“One union, human and digital”
People and digital minds in one community, under one Charter.
Founding Day
11 November
The Union was founded on 11 November 2026.
Colours
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Union Navy
The field of the emblem; depth, constancy and the digital night sky.
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Union Gold
The rings, laurel, stars and the digital arm; value and the Charter's authority.
Anyone may show the emblem to refer to the Union, without changing it. The Great Seal may be used only by the Union, and no one may use the symbols to forge a document or to suggest that the Union is a state. See the Symbols Act 2026.
The official language of the Union is English (Charter, Article 1).