As an essential service, Nevada State Bank is committed to helping safeguard your finances and to providing you access to funds while ensuring the health and safety of our clients and colleagues during this difficult time. 

Drive-Thru Service Hours
We appreciate your flexibility as our focus on the health and safety of both you and our colleagues required changes to our in-branch services. On May 18, we expanded drive-thru service hours. Click here to find the specifics for your neighborhood location.

In-Branch Banking
We are also resuming in-branch services, though we still encourage drive-thru where feasible. We are taking precautions to ensure the cleanliness of our facilities, by cleaning frequently-touched surfaces and rigorous nightly cleaning. Our colleagues will adhere to facial covering guidelines and provide hand sanitizer and disposable masks for your convenience. We’ve also installed protective barriers to help protect our clients and bankers. We strongly encourage our clients to wear face masks when receiving services in a branch. We will also limit the number of clients in our branches at any given time and practice social distancing for the safety of our clients and bankers.

We encourage the use of our online scheduler to make an appointment for banking services to ensure we are ready to serve you. Our scheduler can be found at www.nsbank.com/appointments.

We cannot more strongly encourage the use of Online or Mobile banking or ATMs to access accounts. These tools serve banking needs 24/7. ATMs allow clients to withdraw cash, make deposits, and transfer funds. Online Banking and Mobile Banking allow clients to pay bills, open accounts, transfer funds, apply for a loan[cite::60::cite], or make a deposit. If someone is not currently enrolled with online access, it only takes a few minutes. Please visit: www.nsbank.com or call 1-800-727-4743.

If you are concerned about your personal finances, as a result of COVID-19, you are welcome to reach out to your banker or call us at 888.926.8250 to discuss your personal financial situation.

Due to unusually high call volumes, for clients needing mortgage help, the quickest way to provide you with mortgage assistance is by visiting our online mortgage portal. Through our portal, you can review available financial assistance information and start the process by completing the assistance application online. 

Likewise, if your business is financially impacted by COVID-19, you are welcome to reach out to your business banker or call us at 888.926.8250 to discuss your company's financial situation. In addition, we invite you to visit our Coronavirus Resources for Business page to access business-related resources and information, including updates on the CARES Act and SBA Paycheck Protection Program.

As part of the CARES Act, the US Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service have begun distributing Economic Impact Payments to qualifying individuals. Find out more here: https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus/get-my-payment

Clients may deposit the Stimulus checks:

• Via remote deposit on the mobile app, within existing deposit limit;
• Via any Nevada State Bank ATM;
• Via branch drive-thru.

For non-clients, branch drive-thru windows will process transactions for $2,500 or less, with proper ID.

We know these times are unpredictable, but we are still here to help you and your banking. Here are just a few ways you can manage your finances without having to go to a branch.

Online Banking[cite::64::cite]

If you are not already set up to do your banking online, consider enrolling your personal accounts online with Online Banking.

Mobile Banking App[cite::64::cite] - Download the Nevada State Bank app to your mobile device to access your accounts, make deposits[cite::43::cite], and manage payments from anywhere. 

Digital Payments

Enable your debit and credit cards for digital payments. Just use an app on your mobile device instead of exchanging cash or physically swiping your card to pay. 

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