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History

The forerunner of Fidelity Bank – The Fidelity Investment Company – opened its doors for business in Wichita in 1905 as a mortgage lender. Homer C. Bastian, Kansas’ first director of the Federal Housing Administration, acquired the operation in 1942.

Fraud Alerts

Our fraud monitoring service allows you to receive information about potential fraudulent activity on your debit card faster than ever before by utilizing free SMS text messages and email alerts, in addition to traditional phone calls.

Phishing

Phishing is the process of seeking to obtain personal information illegally through email or pop-up messages in order to deceive you into disclosing your credit card numbers, bank account information, Social Security number, passwords or other sensitive information.

EMV Chips

EMV, or chip, cards utilize a built-in chip that generates an encrypted one-time use code at the time of purchase, making the cards virtually impossible to counterfeit.

Spyware

Spyware are malicious programs that run undetected on personal computers and allow thieves remote access to your system or information. Spyware is often spread through trojan emails containing links or attachments that install the harmful programs on your computer when you click on them.

Viruses

A virus is a program that can embed itself into other programs on your computer, potentially causing damage to your files. Viruses often infect computers through email attachments, but can also come from CDs, websites and downloaded files.

Executive Bios

Meet Fidelity Bank's experienced executive team.

Home Equity

Home equity lines of credit offer the most flexible, convenient way to borrow money for whatever purpose, whenever you need it with a revolving credit line.

Make a Payment

One-time and recurring personal loan payments can be made within online and mobile banking utilizing the loan payments feature. Additionally, you can use the external account feature to add an account from a different financial institution and use that account to make loan payments.