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| + | [[when started::1909-06-16]] | ||
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| − | + | ''This page is about a bank in [[North Carolina]]. For other entities with similar names, see [[Fidelity Bank]].'' | |
==About== | ==About== | ||
'''Fidelity Bank''' is a bank based in [[Fuquay-Varina, NC]] with over 67 locations in [[North Carolina]] and [[Virginia]]. Their web site states pointedly that they "'''did not''' accept federal assistance through the TARP program". | '''Fidelity Bank''' is a bank based in [[Fuquay-Varina, NC]] with over 67 locations in [[North Carolina]] and [[Virginia]]. Their web site states pointedly that they "'''did not''' accept federal assistance through the TARP program". | ||
| − | Originally founded as the Bank of Fuquay on {{date|1909-06-16|June 16, 1909}}, it merged with the Bank of Biscoe in 1970 and expanded rapidly in the 1990s, opening nine branches in 1998 alone and another eight in 1999. It remains independently owned, in accordance with their [http://www.fidelitybanknc.com/mission.aspx mission statement]: "Fidelity Bank is not for sale. We have been independent for nearly 100 years, and plan to remain that way." | + | Originally founded as the [[Bank of Fuquay]] on {{date|1909-06-16|June 16, 1909}}, it merged with the [[Bank of Biscoe]] in 1970 and expanded rapidly in the 1990s, opening nine branches in 1998 alone and another eight in 1999. It remains independently owned, in accordance with their [http://www.fidelitybanknc.com/mission.aspx mission statement]: "Fidelity Bank is not for sale. We have been independent for nearly 100 years, and plan to remain that way." |
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| + | The routing number for all branches and accounts appears to be [https://bank-code.net/routing-numbers/053103585-fidelity-bank 053103585]. | ||
| + | ==Branches== | ||
| + | * [[/Durham]]: in the [[South Square]] shopping center, near the Sam's Club end next to Office Depot; opened sometime in the late 200xs. | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
| − | * [http://www.fidelitybanknc.com/ home page] | + | * [[URL::http://www.fidelitybanknc.com/|home page]] |
| + | ** [https://www.fidelitybanknc.com/bankLocations.php locations] | ||
** [http://www.fidelitybanknc.com/mission.aspx mission] | ** [http://www.fidelitybanknc.com/mission.aspx mission] | ||
** [http://www.fidelitybanknc.com/100yrs.aspx history] | ** [http://www.fidelitybanknc.com/100yrs.aspx history] | ||
*** [http://www.fidelitybanknc.com/timeLine.aspx timeline] | *** [http://www.fidelitybanknc.com/timeLine.aspx timeline] | ||
| + | ** [https://banking.fidelitybanknc.com/ online banking] | ||
| + | *** [https://www.fidelitybanknc.com/agreement.html Online Banking Agreement & Disclosure] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:39, 18 July 2020
This page is about a bank in North Carolina. For other entities with similar names, see Fidelity Bank.
About
Fidelity Bank is a bank based in Fuquay-Varina, NC with over 67 locations in North Carolina and Virginia. Their web site states pointedly that they "did not accept federal assistance through the TARP program".
Originally founded as the Bank of Fuquay on June 16, 1909, it merged with the Bank of Biscoe in 1970 and expanded rapidly in the 1990s, opening nine branches in 1998 alone and another eight in 1999. It remains independently owned, in accordance with their mission statement: "Fidelity Bank is not for sale. We have been independent for nearly 100 years, and plan to remain that way."
The routing number for all branches and accounts appears to be 053103585.
Branches
- /Durham: in the South Square shopping center, near the Sam's Club end next to Office Depot; opened sometime in the late 200xs.