diff --git a/apps/ios/Shared/Views/Badges/SupportSimpleXBanner.swift b/apps/ios/Shared/Views/Badges/SupportSimpleXBanner.swift
index fffe1692dc..6966bdc975 100644
--- a/apps/ios/Shared/Views/Badges/SupportSimpleXBanner.swift
+++ b/apps/ios/Shared/Views/Badges/SupportSimpleXBanner.swift
@@ -123,11 +123,16 @@ struct SupportSimpleXBanner: View {
     }
 
     private func gradientBackground() -> some View {
-        let gp = OnboardingCardView.gradientPoints(aspectRatio: 4.0, scale: colorScheme == .light ? 1.2 : 1.5)
+        // Same endpoint COLORS as ConnectBannerCard ("New 1-time link" / "Paste link / Scan")
+        // — first and last stops only. OnboardingCardView.lightStops has an intermediate blue
+        // plateau (0.0–0.5) that made this wide-short banner read as almost entirely blue with
+        // white only in the last ~10%. Using just the extremes gives a smooth transition
+        // across the whole axis. .leading → .trailing keeps it fully horizontal.
+        let stops = colorScheme == .light ? OnboardingCardView.lightStops : OnboardingCardView.darkStops
         return LinearGradient(
-            stops: colorScheme == .light ? OnboardingCardView.lightStops : OnboardingCardView.darkStops,
-            startPoint: gp.start,
-            endPoint: gp.end
+            colors: [stops.first!.color, stops.last!.color],
+            startPoint: .leading,
+            endPoint: .trailing
         )
     }
 }