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Ike's Soldiers

The Fidelity Bank Foundation joined other donors to help fund the Eisenhower Foundation’s virtual World War II honor roll program, Ike’s Soldiers.

Yorktown Bank is Now Oklahoma Fidelity Bank

We are committed to empowering your financial future with premiere banking services that keep you connected and in control. We have compiled some important information that will help you through this transition. Please take time to review, and if you have questions, reach out to a member of our customer care team at 1.800.757.0464.

Fidelity Bank, N.A. completes acquisition of Yorktown Bank

Fidelity Bank, N.A. has completed the acquisition of Yorktown Bank, including the transitioning of customers and employees to its Oklahoma Fidelity Bank division. The addition of Yorktown’s Tulsa office and two locations in Pryor bring the bank’s Oklahoma footprint to nine offices. With the onboarding of Yorktown Bank, Fidelity Bank’s assets now surpass $2.8 billion.

Oklahoma Fidelity funds purchase of mission critical Red Cross van

Oklahoma Fidelity Bank has donated $50,000 to the American Red Cross Kansas Oklahoma Region, which will be used to purchase a new mission critical van. The van will be added to their fleet responsible for transporting blood and volunteers to communities throughout Kansas and Oklahoma.