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Hours: 7am-7pm M-F, 8am-2pm Saturday, 24/7 with Enrolled Access
With greater capabilities than an ATM, our ITMs allow you to conduct basic banking transactions remotely with a real Citizens Bank of Edmond teller.
Hours: 7am – 7pm M-F, 8am-2pm Saturday
For your basic banking services with the exception of cash.
Hours: 7am – 7pm M-F, 8am-2pm Saturday
For your basic banking services & small cash transactions.
Available anytime during business hours.
Hours: 7am-7pm M-F, 8am – 2pm Saturday
For your larger or more complex banking needs such as:
Hours: 7am-7pm M-F, 8am-2pm Saturday, 24/7 with Enrolled Access
With greater capabilities than an ATM, our ITMs allow you to conduct basic banking transactions remotely with a real Citizens Bank of Edmond teller.
How to use:
The Community Lobby is open for ITM use. Please use the Ring Doorbell located outside at the door and one of our tellers will be there to greet you. With the interactive function, you can connect via video screen with a teller, who can handle a multitude of banking services including transfers, checking cashing, deposits, withdrawals, and more.
Year after year, we put our hearts into the community.
We created a street festival that brings together over 200,000 people each season with $65 million in economic impact, a coworking space to support small businesses, and launched the first-ever “bankerless” bank.
We bring crowdfunding to the local level—for every $1 received in deposits, we lend 95% directly back to the Edmond and Oklahoma City community.
Jill Castilla joins Rob Blackwell from IntraFi's Banking with Interest podcast to discuss policy changes she sees as the most beneficial to community banks and why she's optimistic about the future of community banking.
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