WE’VE MERGED!
We’re building a better future for our clients.
LEARN MORE | INVESTORS | RATES
Online Banking
Access your Gratz Bank account using your existing login and password.
The Merger: Building a Better Future for Our Community
What happens when two like-minded organizations with deep roots in the community, similar goals, and the same commitment to relationship banking, nonprofit groups and local businesses come together?
Something wonderful – for everyone.
LINKBANK and The Gratz Bank are merging.
We’re combining:
- Resources and expertise in excess of $800 million in assets
- A robust network of 10 Client Solutions Centers throughout Central Pennsylvania
These resources give us greater impact and influence throughout our footprint to fulfill our mission of positively impacting lives. As we walk through this change, we understand that you will have questions.
Know we are here to help provide a smooth transition. Visit a Client Solutions Center or call us at 855-569-2265.
We commit to grow, serve, and succeed – together!
A Warm Welcome from Brent Smith & Kevin Laudenslager!
Kevin Laudenslager, Regional President & Brent Smith, President
Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your community. Please reach out with any questions or concerns.
Business as Usual – But Better
This merger makes sense for all of us – The Gratz Bank, LINKBANK and each of our valued clients.
We will work hard to maintain the products and services you love – with fair rates, minimal fees, and the same high level of client support you’ve come to trust. In addition, the combined products and services available to all clients will be significantly increased.
We look forward to serving you. Welcome!
Locations
Now with 10 Client Solutions Centers throughout Central Pennsylvania – we are more accessible than ever. Stop by and say hello.
LINKBANK is a division of The Gratz Bank, and LINKBANK and The Gratz Bank are the same FDIC-insured institution. Deposits held under each trade name are not separately insured, but are combined to determine whether a depositor has exceeded applicable federal deposit insurance limits.
