Decisions, decisions!
At SFNB, we offer a variety of checking account types so you are sure to find the one that is right for you! Compare these types below and open a new account today!
SEcurity Regular
Our Security Regular checking account is best for debit card users with direct deposit. This account has a tiered service charge fee. Features of this account include:
- No service charge fee if your monthly balance stays above $500, as shown in the following schedule:
- Check images included in statement
Security Traditional
Our Security Traditional checking account is best for high volume check writers due to its unlimited check writing feature. Other features include:
- $7.50 monthly service charge fee
- No minimum balance requirements
- Free checks on selected styles
- Check images included in monthly statement
- No charge for money orders
- No per item charge
security 65
Created exclusively for our over 65 customers, our Security 65 checking account gives you everything for nothing! Features of this account include:
- No monthly service charge fee
- No limit on the number of checks written
- No per item charge
- No balance requirements
- Free checks on selected styles
- No charge for money orders
- Check images included in monthly statement
NOW checking
If you want to earn interest on your checking account, our Now Checking is the account for you! Features of this account include:
- Check images included in monthly statement
- $7.50 monthly service charge fee if the balance drops below $1,500.
- 20 cents per item charge if balance drops below $1,500.
- No interest paid if balance drops below $1,500.
Common terms and conditions
The following terms and conditions* apply to all checking accounts on this page:
- Minimum deposit to open account is $100.00.
- Withdrawals on checking accounts will normally be posted by check number order.
- See our Fee Schedule for a list of other fees that could apply to your checking account.
*The terms and conditions on this page are for informational purposes only and are not meant to replace the Truth-in-Savings agreement received at time of account opening.