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An overview of the secure message feature of online banking which allows for two-way communication with the bank including the ability to securely send sensitive personal financial information.

Fidelity Bank Foundation provides $300,000 grant to Wichita Family Crisis Center

The Fidelity Bank Foundation has approved a grant for The Opportunity Project (TOP) to fund Early Learning Center scholarships for children whose parents have lost their jobs because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Thanks to a match of this gift, 27 children in the Wichita area will be able to access critical education programs despite the financial challenges facing their families.

Fidelity Bank celebrated the construction of a new branch in Derby, Kansas on June 29 with a groundbreaking ceremony attended by members of the Derby city government and Derby Chamber of Commerce.

There’s a new — and familiar — business coming to the southeast corner of 21st and Rock Road where a gas station used to be at Bradley Fair.

  Fidelity Bank has been recognized as one of the Top 200 Healthiest Banks in America by DepositAccounts.com, an online publication focused on compiling banking and savings information for consumers. After evaluating a list of 6,199 banks across the country on a number of factors including capitalization, deposit growth and loan reserve ratios, Fidelity was awarded an A+ rating, ranked 153rd overall and was the only Wichita-based bank to make the top 200. “An important part of our ability to earn the trust of our customers is our sound business practices,” said Aaron Bastian, president of Fidelity Bank. “Our strong reputation is the result of each of us acting with integrity and doing business the right way.” Learn more about the health ratings: https://www.depositaccounts.com/banks/health.aspx.

As the leader of a fourth generation, family-owned business here in Wichita, I believe it is important that the community we serve knows where we stand. We have found success in our home town, and that success comes with a responsibility to play a meaningful role in our shared progress. Sometimes that is speaking to Wichita’s great potential and celebrating triumphs. In more difficult times, it is resolving to not remain silent as hatred and violence threaten to irreparably divide us.