The mark consists of two colors, blue-green and gold, which are both claimed as distinctive features of the mark. The color gold appears in the upper half of the mark, used to write First Bank in Hanja (the Korean word for Chinese writing), and to color in the capital I and the meridian and parallel lines inside the capital C. The Hanja writing follows the curvature of the top half of the C. The capitalized I is set as the middle of the mark and is pulled upwards to provide a focus for the Hanja translation of First Bank. The color blue-green is used to color in the capital C and to write FIRST IC BANK in capital letters and in English. FIRST IC BANK follows the curvature of the bottom half of the capital C. The combination of the Hanja translation of First Bank and the I and C symbol creates "First IC Bank.".