FNB Elkhart Financial · Banking & lending platform
Elkhart roots · documented record

More than a name: a banking record, a rural lending legacy and a modern financial platform.

FNB Elkhart preserves the documented lending history associated with First National Bank of Elkhart while operating today as an independent financial comparison platform. Historical bank facts and current platform activity are separated clearly so users can understand both.

OCC charter 18458CRA: OutstandingElkhart, KansasCurrent platform: 2026
Documented banking recordFirst National Bank of Elkhart
2003 CRAOutstanding
2011 CRAOutstanding
2010 assets~$69M
2010 loan book~$46M

Historical figures describe the former regulated institution at the stated dates. They are not current balance-sheet figures for FNB Elkhart Financial.

Documented banking history

Two OCC evaluations show a durable community-lending profile.

The historical record is strongest where it is measurable: charter identity, CRA performance, offices, asset scale and lending mix.

44%Agricultural loans · 2010 portfolio
25%Real estate · 2010 portfolio
22%Commercial · 2010 portfolio
9%Individual · 2010 portfolio

Community bank with farm and business depth

The OCC’s Oct. 27, 2003 CRA evaluation rated First National Bank of Elkhart Outstanding. The bank served Elkhart and Rolla and was heavily oriented toward agriculture, commercial activity and real estate.

OCC CRA record

Growth to roughly $69 million in assets

The Jan. 31, 2011 CRA evaluation again rated the bank Outstanding. The approximately $46 million loan portfolio remained led by agricultural credit, followed by real estate and commercial lending.

OCC 2011 record

Heartland Tri-State Bank closure and FDIC transition

On July 28, 2023, Heartland Tri-State Bank was closed by the Kansas Office of the State Bank Commissioner and the FDIC was appointed receiver. Dream First Bank, N.A. assumed all deposits and substantially all assets.

FDIC failed-bank record
Current platform development

2024–2026: the domain evolves into a decision-first financial platform.

These milestones describe development of today’s independent FNB Elkhart Financial platform—not corporate events of the former bank.

Archive & identity layer

The restoration work separated the historical banking record from modern consumer-finance content, preserving the Elkhart identity while avoiding old-account or deposit-service claims.

Research & product architecture

The content model broadened into borrowing, banking, business and farm finance, with product pages organized around actual user decisions rather than a simple article library.

Launch-ready product system

The platform now combines state-aware borrowing tools, repayment visualizations, banking and business calculators, provider-verification workflows, an editorial methodology and a structured request flow.

FNB Elkhart Financial today

Authority is built from scope, source discipline and usable financial tooling.

37consumer borrowing & cash-access product routes
8core banking product pages
10business & farm finance product pages
13interactive financial tools

Source-backed history

Historical claims are tied to OCC and FDIC records rather than presented as current bank metrics.

State-aware product logic

Short-term products can change by state, so calculators separate state context from provider-specific final terms.

Editorial accountability

Pages identify the FNB Elkhart Editorial Team, review dates, methodology, corrections path and provider-verification standards.

Current primary address601 Morton Street · Elkhart, KS 67950Main line: (620) 697-2777 · Fax: (620) 697-2771
Current roleIndependent financial comparison platformBorrowing, banking, business, farm finance and provider verification.
Current review standardEditorial review · Aug. 14, 2026Methodology, source status, corrections and author ownership are public.
Historical service breadth

The legacy helps explain today’s subject coverage.

Archived business descriptions and historical records associated with First National Bank of Elkhart referenced checking and savings, certificates of deposit, automobile credit, agricultural lending, real-estate lending, commercial lending, business accounts and remote banking services.

Checking & savingsCertificates of depositAutomobile lendingAgricultural lendingReal-estate lendingCommercial lending

One identity, two clearly separated records

Historical record: the former regulated bank and the later Heartland Tri-State Bank transition.

Current platform: FNB Elkhart Financial, an independent financial information, comparison and provider-matching platform.

The present site does not present historical asset, deposit-insurance or charter status as current operating credentials.

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Prepared & reviewedFNB Elkhart Editorial TeamConsumer finance, banking and product research