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Press

Press & brand kit.

Updated 2026-05-25. Stuff you need to write about us accurately.

One-line description

Orvica is a privacy-first software company building three products: LedgerOne for household finance, Helix for medication + care coordination, and Volt for boutique-merchant payments.

Press contact

press@orvica.co — we acknowledge within 5 business days. For time-sensitive media inquiries, also BCC hello@orvica.co.

Company facts

  • Legal name: Orvica LLC (Connecticut)
  • Founder: Joseph Diaz-Ordonez
  • Team size: 1
  • Funding: Bootstrapped. No outside capital.
  • Founded: 2025
  • Rebranded: from Viridian Labs → Orvica on 2026-05-13
  • Products: LedgerOne (Live), Helix (Private Beta), Volt (Invite Only)
  • Headquarters: Westport, Connecticut

Brand assets

We don’t publish a download link to source SVGs — too easy for the files to get out of sync. Email press@orvica.co and we’ll send the current logo set (Orvica master + LedgerOne + Helix + Volt, light + dark variants) within one business day.

Brand colors: Orvica editorial accent #7C3AED · LedgerOne lavender #7C3AED · Helix lavender #8B5CF6 · Volt violet #7C3AED.

Editorial guidelines

  • Capitalize as Orvica, LedgerOne (one word, no hyphen, capital O), Helix, Volt.
  • Don’t describe Orvica as a bank, lender, healthcare provider, EHR, or payment processor. We’re a software platform; Plaid + Stripe handle the regulated infrastructure under the hood.
  • For Helix coverage: please include the standard disclaimer that Helix is for care organization only — not a medical provider, emergency service, insurer, pharmacy, or clinical decision tool.
  • For Volt coverage: Stripe handles processing + KYC + payout timing; Orvica doesn’t store full card numbers or bank credentials.

What we won't comment on

We don’t share user numbers, revenue, or merchant volumes. We don’t speculate on competitors. We don’t talk about future fundraising — when there is news, you’ll see it on the changelog first.