Make the Switch. Go local with a Capitol Bank Free Green Checking account. All the features of the big banks with the personal touch and flexibility of a small business.
Free Online Banking: Save time by banking securely and conveniently from virtually anywhere.
Free Bill Pay: Establish one-time, recurring, and multi-payments. Manage payments with a scheduling calendar, email/text alerts, and category tracking.
Free eStatements: Receive electronic statements via email or online banking instead of a physical paper statement in the mail.
Free Mobile Banking 1: Conduct banking activities remotely; check balances, transfer funds, deposit checks, find local ATMs, and more.
Free Mobile Wallet 1: Make electronic transactions, including payments for goods and services, without the need for physical cash or traditional payment methods like credit or debit cards.
Fraud Prevention Text and Email Alerts: Take quick action if fraudulent activity is detected—you’ll be notified of potentially suspicious or unauthorized activities.
Free Capitol Bank ATM3: ATM ACCESS Network
No Annual Fee Visa Debit Card2
Free Check Safekeeping: Choose to have your canceled checks stored securely by Capitol Bank.
Additional Account Information:All checking accounts require a minimum of $100 to open. Upon account closing, applicable minimum balance requirements and maintenance fees may apply. 1Message and data rates, deposit limits and other restrictions may apply. 2Subject to Bank approval. 3Free unlimited Capitol Bank ATM transactions up to your available balance; owner of non-Capitol Bank ATMs may charge a fee. 5Interest on the Capitol Plus Checking account is compounded and credited monthly based on the Average Daily Balance Method. This is a variable rate and may change at the bank’s discretion without notice. For additional details about deposit accounts, please refer to the Deposit Account Brochure, current Deposit Rate Sheet or Fee Schedule and the Truth in Savings Disclosure. All of these resources are available at any Capitol Bank Office.
