First Whitney Bank & Trust

Locally-owned, independent bank serving Atlantic, Iowa since 1907

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(712) 243-3195

229 CHESTNUT ST
Atlantic, IA 50022-1062
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Last verified Apr 20, 2026

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About First Whitney Bank & Trust

This is a locally-owned, independent bank in Atlantic, Iowa, established in 1907. They offer personal banking services including checking, savings, internet, and mobile banking. All decisions are made locally.

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712-243-3195 | 223 Chestnut St. Atlantic, IA 50022 SERVICES Banking products to help you reach your goals. We are a healthy, growing, locally-owned, independent bank working to improve our community of Atlantic, Iowa. PERSONAL PRODUCTS Checking AccountsSavings AccountsInternet BankingMobile BankingM

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(712) 243-3195

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229 CHESTNUT ST

Atlantic, Iowa 50022-1062

raw: SaturdayDrive In:8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. M-FClosed Saturday Officers Jason Nicholas, ChairmanPaul Gude, President & CEOJayme Farver, Chief Financial OfficerTed Robinson, Vice PresidentAnne Quist, Assist

Last verified Apr 20, 2026

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