C.O.R.E. Banking
Community. Opportunity. Relationships. Empowerment.
Banking built around people, possibilities and progress.
Every person, business and organization brings a different story to the table. C.O.R.E. Banking brings a more personal approach to the conversation—with bankers who listen, take time to understand your goals and help connect you with financial solutions and resources that can move you forward.
It is banking centered on what matters most: strong communities, meaningful opportunities, trusted relationships and the confidence to build what comes next.
More than banking. A relationship with purpose.
Financial opportunity often begins with access—to information, to the right resources and to someone willing to understand the full picture. C.O.R.E. Banking was created to make those connections stronger.
Whether you are growing a business, working toward a personal financial goal or helping an organization make a greater impact, our team is here to start the conversation and help you explore the next step.
What C.O.R.E. means to us
Community
We believe banking is strongest when it reflects, understands and invests in the communities it serves. We build connections that help individuals, businesses and neighborhoods thrive together.
Opportunity
We help open doors through thoughtful guidance, useful financial resources and introductions that can turn ideas into action and goals into progress.
Relationships
Good banking begins with listening. Our bankers take the time to understand your needs, answer questions clearly and build trust through consistent, personal service.
Empowerment
We want you to feel informed, prepared and confident in your financial decisions. That means helping you understand your options and giving you the support to choose the path that is right for you.
How we can help
C.O.R.E. Banking connects you with the experience and resources of i-bank through a relationship designed around your goals.
Personal Banking
Explore banking options that support your everyday needs, savings priorities and long-term financial goals.
Business Banking
Identify banking solutions and prepare for productive conversations about starting, operating or growing a business.
Mortgage Guidance
Learn about available mortgage options and the steps involved in working toward homeownership.
Financial Education
Build financial knowledge and confidence through clear guidance, practical information and useful resources.
Community Connections
Connect with community resources and trusted professionals who can help support your goals.
All loans and banking products are subject to applicable terms, eligibility requirements and credit approval.
Who C.O.R.E. Banking serves
C.O.R.E. Banking welcomes individuals, families, entrepreneurs, business owners and community organizations looking for a banking relationship grounded in understanding and shared progress. Wherever you are starting, we are ready to listen.
Ready to open an account?
Gathering a few details before you begin can help make the account-opening process easier. Requirements may vary by product, account ownership and business type, but the following lists are a helpful place to start.
Personal Deposit Account
Each account owner should have the following information available:
- Full legal name, date of birth, Social Security number or taxpayer identification number.
- A valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license, state-issued ID or passport.
- Current physical address and mailing address, if different.
- Phone number and email address.
Ready to get started? Apply online for an eligible personal deposit account.
Business Deposit Account
The documentation needed will depend on the type of business and its ownership structure. In general, please be prepared to provide:
- The business’s legal name, any DBA or trade name, tax identification number, physical address and mailing address.
- Business formation or registration documents, which may include articles of incorporation or organization, a partnership agreement, bylaws or an operating agreement.
- Ownership information and identification for beneficial owners, the individual who controls the business and anyone who will be authorized to transact on the account.
- For each applicable individual: full legal name, date of birth, physical address, Social Security number and a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID.
- Information needed to make an opening deposit, if required.
Additional information or documentation may be required based on the business, account type or ownership structure.
Let’s build what’s next.
Your goals deserve more than a one-size-fits-all conversation. Connect with our C.O.R.E. Banking team and tell us what you are working toward.
