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Regulation & licensing
Listed as active in the FDIC register.
We last checked this on 28 September 2026.
- FDIC certificate number
- 4063
- Insured since
- 9 August 1989
- Offices
- 94
Registration history
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We matched this listing to the FDIC register.
When we checked,
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Entered the FDIC register.
According to the register, — Deposit insurance began.
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