MERGER UPDATE: On March 26th, Republic Bank and Pima mailed the Opt-In notice to become a member of Pima Federal Credit Union. There are no costs to you or other annual renewal requirements to be a member of Pima Federal. This is a one time “opt-in” process available to all Republic Bank customers. All we ask is that you acknowledge your membership by signing and returning the opt-in form as soon as possible, but no later than May 1, 2025. Every unique EIN or SSN must have a completed form. We are here to assist with this process and answer any questions you may have. Also, we are encouraging our clients to download their statements and transaction history prior to 5/17/2025.
Click here for updates and ways to opt-in.
As a community bank, Republic Bank of Arizona remains stable and secure, and well capitalized. As an RBAZ customer, you have access to our experienced team, and we are ready to assist you with questions or concerns. We take pride in our relationship-based focus on building long-term trust with our customers. After all, we live in your community too, and your success is our success.
Recent events have drawn attention to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (“FDIC”) insurance covering deposits in our nation’s banks. No bank customer has ever lost a penny of FDIC-insured deposits up to $250,000.
For those customers who have questions about whether additional insurance coverage is needed, we are ready and prepared to assist you to ensure your deposit needs are met.
Below are resources and information to help answer questions regarding FDIC insurance.
The FDIC has provided answers to some frequently asked questions about FDIC deposit insurance.
FAQs
The FDIC has prepared several videos and brochures to help you understand how deposit insurance works, the accounts covered by deposit insurance, and how to calculate insurance coverage. Click below to see the videos.
Videos
Use the FDIC’s “EDIE” calculator, (electronic deposit insurance estimator) to determine how much FDIC insurance you currently have.
FDIC Calculator