We’re excited to announce that on July 7, 2025, Servbank will be transitioning from a state-chartered savings bank (sb) to a national bank (N.A.). This conversion supports our vision to bring our community spirit to customers across the nation. 

Though our legal name is changing, there should be minimal impact to our customers. You will still get the same great team and same great service you have come to expect. 

We’ve put together the Q&A below to help with this transition. 

On July 7, 2025, our legal name will change from Servbank, sb to Servbank, N.A. You’ll see a few changes to how our name is displayed on your banking account, billing statements, website, and elsewhere.  There will be no service level changes to your account. 

Absolutely! Servbank deposits are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The FDIC provides deposit insurance to protect your money. Please visit the FDIC website to review how your deposits are insured. BankFind Suite: Institution Details 

No. Our headquarters will remain in Oswego, IL.

No. They will remain the same.

No. They will remain the same. 

No. It will remain the same. 

Yes. For online banking, visit https://servbank.onlinebank.com/SignIn.aspx  

For mortgage servicing, visit https://myloan.servbank.com/Account/Login  

Yes.  

For Banking: Download the “Servbank Mobile Banking” mobile app via the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store. You will login using same online banking login ID and password. 

For Mortgage Servicing: Download the “Servbank Mortgage” mobile app via the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store. You will login using same user name and password you use on our borrower portal at myloan.servbank.com.  

No. Your routing number, account number, and account ownership will remain the same.

No. It will carry over and continue as you have set up today.

No. Please note in rare circumstances, your provider may request a confirmation of your bank account information. 

No. You may continue using your legacy checks from Servbank, sb. Any legacy checks from the prior bank name of Allied First Bank may continue to be used as well.