About Us

United Bank is a growing, progressive bank with an old-fashioned respect for the people and the communities in which we live. We're 100 percent Northwest Arkansas owned and operated, currently with locations in Springdale, Fayetteville and Rogers.

United Bank offers all the great services you expect from your bank, from online banking to personalized checking accounts and loans, with competitive rates and creative solutions for all your banking needs.

As we grow along with Northwest Arkansas, United Bank is constantly working to expand our programs and services to meet your needs. It is our goal to present a friendly, comfortable banking environment for everyone, making it easy to bank with us. We want to earn your trust by building personal relationships that will last a lifetime.

What makes United Bank Different?

It's a combination of our positioning as a locally owned community bank, our geographic focus on Northwest Arkansas, our financial strength, and most important our commitment to customer service.

We sincerely believe that outstanding customer service is the single most important thing that sets a great bank apart from the rest. That's why in just about everything we do -from our hiring process and organizational structure to the development of new products and services - the most important question we ask ourselves is, "What will this do to improve service to our customers?"

It's our belief that delivering top-notch service is a journey, not a destination. This means we must continually be in tune to the needs, mind-set, and ideas of our customers. We are always interested in hearing about your experiences with us - the good and even the not-so-good.

Please e-mail us at WeCare@united-bk.com to let us know how we stand.

History of United Bank

United Bank dates back to 1978 when it commenced operation as Little River Savings and Loan of Ashdown, Arkansas. In 1980, the bank was purchased by Don Pitts, a local resident who had always had an interest in banking. Under his leadership, United Bank has grown into one of the leading community banks in the area. With a strong dedication to providing for the needs of the community, United Bank will always be a bank that consumers and businesses can trust and depend on.

Please take a look at where we've been and where we're going...

1986

The bank's name changed to United Federal Savings Bank.

1987

The building located at 2600 South Thompson was acquired so that a branch office could be opened in Springdale.

1989

The main office was officially relocated to Springdale.

1991

The Emma Avenue branch in Springdale was opened.

1994

The bank's name was officially changed to United Bank.

2002

The Joyce Street branch in Fayetteville was opened.

2003

A mortgage office was added in Rogers and the Bank expanded into the new United Building.

2004

2005

Construction began on a new banking center in Rogers.

2006

We plan to continue our exisitng strategy of expanding exisitng markets and entering new markets by opening additional banking centers throughout Northwest Arkansas.

The history of United Bank is an unfinished story, with many chapters yet to be written in the years to come. We look forward to the role that everyone will play - customers, employees and the community - in building our past and shaping our future.




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