Looking for the nearest Arvest Bank near me, ideally a branch, drive-thru, or ATM open right now and close to your current location? The Arvest Bank locations map below shows your nearest Arvest branches and ATMs. Arvest Bank is a regional bank serving 4 states (Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas) with about 250 branches. The bank is the oldest in Arkansas (charter dates to 1871) and is privately owned almost entirely by the Walton family (of Walmart fame), headquartered in Bentonville, Arkansas.
Arvest Bank at a glance
- Founded: 1 January 1871 (charter dates back to McIlroy Bank & Trust); modern Arvest Bank story dates to 1961 when the Walton family bought Bank of Bentonville
- Name origin: “Arvest” is a portmanteau of “Arkansas” and “Investment”
- HQ: Bentonville, Arkansas (corporate mailing address: Arvest Bank, P.O. Box 799, Lowell, Arkansas 72745)
- Ownership: Privately held, almost entirely owned by the Walton family (the family of Walmart founder Sam Walton)
- Chairman: Jim Walton
- President: Matt Machen
- Total assets: Over $18 billion (one of the largest privately held banks in the US)
- FDIC insured (deposits up to $250,000 per depositor)
- Total branches: About 250 across 4 states (Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas)
- Distinctive: Oldest bank in Arkansas; one of the few large US banks that did not accept TARP funds during the 2008 financial crisis
- General customer service: 1-866-952-9523
- 24-hour account information line: 1-800-601-8655
- Spanish-language customer service: 1-855-574-4183
- Branch and ATM locator: locations.arvest.com
- Mobile app: Arvest Go (iOS and Android)
Arvest Bank branch and ATM locations near me
Map of Arvest Bank locations near me
Use the map below to find your nearest Arvest Bank branch or ATM based on your current location. Click any pin for the exact address and directions. For the most accurate result, allow your browser to share your location, or zoom and pan to the area you want.
For the official Arvest Bank locator, visit locations.arvest.com. Enter your city, state, or ZIP code and click “Go” to view the nearest branches and ATMs. Use the filter to view all locations, branches only, or ATMs only.
Arvest Bank branch locator: how to find a branch or ATM near you
The official Arvest Bank locator at locations.arvest.com lets you search any of these ways:
- By your current location: Allow the website to use your device location for the nearest results
- By ZIP code, city, or state: Enter the area you want to search
- Filter by type: All locations, branches only, or ATMs only
- Filter by service: Drive-thru, Saturday hours, drive-thru ATM, coin counting machine, deposit-enabled ATM, safe deposit boxes, mortgage appointments, business banking
- By state: Dedicated state-level pages at locations.arvest.com/us/ar (Arkansas), /ok (Oklahoma), /mo (Missouri), and /ks (Kansas)
The Arvest Go mobile app on iOS and Android also includes a built-in branch and ATM locator that uses your current location automatically.
Arvest Bank ATM near me
Arvest Bank operates a substantial ATM network across its 4-state footprint, including at every Arvest branch and a number of standalone and drive-thru ATM locations. Most Arvest Bank ATMs are accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Arvest Bank customers can use any Arvest branded ATM with no surcharge.
What you can do at an Arvest Bank ATM:
- Withdraw cash from your Arvest checking, savings, or credit card account
- Check your account balance and recent transactions
- Deposit cash and checks (at deposit-enabled Arvest ATMs)
- Transfer funds between Arvest accounts
- Make a cardless ATM withdrawal using the Arvest Go mobile app
- Print a mini statement
Arvest drive-thru ATMs: Many Arvest branches have drive-thru ATMs in addition to the indoor ATMs, which are useful for after-hours cash withdrawal without leaving your car. To find a drive-thru Arvest ATM near you, use the official locator at locations.arvest.com and filter for Drive-thru ATM.
Coin counting machines: Many Arvest branches have free coin counting machines for Arvest customers. To find an Arvest branch with a coin counting machine, use the locator and filter for Coin Counting Machine.
Out-of-network ATMs: Using a non-Arvest ATM may trigger a surcharge from the ATM operator and (depending on your Arvest account) an out-of-network fee from Arvest. Some Arvest checking accounts include limited reimbursement of out-of-network ATM fees.
Arvest Bank hours, open now and Saturday hours
Is Arvest Bank open now? Standard Arvest Bank branch hours are typically Monday to Friday 9 AM to 5 PM, with many branches also offering Saturday hours (typically 9 AM to noon or 1 PM at select locations). Drive-thru hours often extend before and after the lobby. Some Arvest branches inside grocery stores or retail locations may have longer hours, including Sundays. Most stand-alone branches are closed on Sundays.
- Standard branches: Mon-Fri 9 AM to 5 PM at most locations
- Saturday hours: 9 AM to noon or 1 PM at many branches (use the Saturday Hours filter on the locator)
- Sunday hours: Most stand-alone branches closed; some in-store branches may be open
- Drive-thru: Often opens earlier and stays open later than the lobby at many branches
- ATMs: 24/7 at most branch-attached and standalone ATMs
- General customer service (1-866-952-9523): Mon-Fri business hours
- 24-hour account information line (1-800-601-8655): Around the clock automated balance and transaction information
- Arvest Go mobile app and online banking: 24/7
Federal holiday closures. Arvest Bank branches are closed on standard Federal Reserve holidays: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day. ATMs, online banking, the Arvest Go app, and the 24-hour account info line remain available on federal holidays.
Arvest Bank by state: where Arvest operates
Arvest Bank operates retail branches in 4 states across the South Central US:
Arkansas
Arkansas is Arvest’s home state and largest market, with branches throughout the state including Bentonville (HQ area), Lowell, Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers, Little Rock, Hot Springs, Fort Smith, Conway, Jonesboro, Pine Bluff, El Dorado, Texarkana, Searcy, Magnolia, and Fordyce. Arvest is the oldest bank in Arkansas.
Oklahoma
Arvest has a strong Oklahoma presence with branches in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, Edmond, Stillwater, Broken Arrow, Bartlesville, Owasso, Jenks, Sand Springs, Bixby, Sapulpa, Claremore, Durant, and other Oklahoma communities.
Missouri
Missouri Arvest branches serve Joplin, Carthage, Springfield, Nixa, Ozark, Branson, Lebanon, Neosho, Webb City, and other southwest Missouri communities.
Kansas
Kansas Arvest branches serve Wichita, Topeka, Lawrence, Pittsburg, Coffeyville, Independence, Chanute, Olathe, Overland Park, and other Kansas markets.
States where Arvest Bank does NOT operate
Arvest Bank does NOT have retail branches in Texas, California, Illinois, Tennessee, Iowa, Georgia, or any other state outside Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas. An Arvest Bank listing in Texas, California, or any other state outside the footprint is most likely a similarly named institution; Arvest operates only in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas. For US retail banking outside the 4-state Arvest footprint, see major US bank pages like Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, or U.S. Bank.
Contact Arvest Bank
- General customer service: 1-866-952-9523 (during business hours)
- 24-hour account information line: 1-800-601-8655 (automated balance and transaction info, around the clock)
- Spanish-language customer service: 1-855-574-4183
- Lost or stolen card: Call 1-866-952-9523 during business hours, or the 24-hour line at 1-800-601-8655
- Specific branch phone numbers: Use the locator at locations.arvest.com to find the direct phone for any specific branch
- Mailing address: Arvest Bank, P.O. Box 799, Lowell, Arkansas 72745
About Arvest Bank
Arvest Bank is one of the largest privately held banks in the United States and the oldest bank in Arkansas. The bank’s roots trace to 1 January 1871, when McIlroy Bank & Trust received its charter in Arkansas. The modern Arvest story began in 1961, when Sam Walton (founder of Walmart) and his brother Bud bought a controlling interest in the Bank of Bentonville. Over the following decades, the Walton family built Arvest Bank into a 4-state regional bank by acquiring additional Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas community banks under a unified Arvest brand.
The name “Arvest” is a portmanteau of “Arkansas” and “investment”, reflecting the bank’s roots in Arkansas and its mission of investing in its home communities. Arvest is headquartered in Bentonville, Arkansas, the same town as Walmart’s global headquarters, and is privately held almost entirely by the Walton family. Jim Walton serves as Chairman of Arvest Bank Group, and Matt Machen is President. The bank notably declined to accept Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) funds from the US Treasury during the 2008 financial crisis, citing its strong capital position.
Recent acquisitions
Arvest has grown by both organic expansion and several notable acquisitions:
- 2012: Acquired Union Bank
- 2013: Acquired 29 Bank of America branches across Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri
- 2018: Acquired Bear State Financial ($2.2 billion in assets, 42 branches), significantly expanding Arvest’s presence in Arkansas
Services offered
Arvest offers a full range of personal banking (checking and savings accounts, money market accounts, CDs, mortgages, home equity loans, auto loans, personal loans, credit cards, online and mobile banking), business and commercial banking, treasury management, asset management, wealth management, life insurance, title insurance, mortgage loans, and mortgage servicing.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the nearest Arvest Bank branch or ATM to my current location?
Use the Arvest Bank locations map at the top of this page to find your nearest Arvest branch or ATM based on your current location. Click any pin for the exact address. For an official search with filters, use the locator at locations.arvest.com and enter your ZIP code, city, or state, or open the Arvest Go mobile app on iOS or Android, which uses your current location automatically.
What states does Arvest Bank operate in?
Arvest Bank operates retail branches in 4 states: Arkansas (home state and largest market), Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas. Arvest does NOT have branches in Texas, California, Tennessee, Illinois, Iowa, Georgia, or any state outside the 4-state South Central footprint. For US retail banking outside Arvest’s footprint, see major banks like Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, or U.S. Bank.
Is Arvest Bank open now near me?
Standard Arvest Bank branch hours are Monday to Friday 9 AM to 5 PM, with many branches also offering Saturday hours of 9 AM to noon or 1 PM at select locations. Drive-thru hours often extend before and after the lobby. Most stand-alone branches are closed on Sundays. To check whether a specific branch is open right now, use the official locator at locations.arvest.com and filter for current open status.
What is Arvest Bank’s customer service phone number?
The Arvest Bank general customer service number is 1-866-952-9523, available during business hours. For 24-hour automated account information (balance, recent transactions), call 1-800-601-8655. For Spanish-language service, call 1-855-574-4183. Lost or stolen cards can be reported on the main 1-866-952-9523 line during business hours, or the 24-hour line outside business hours.
Who owns Arvest Bank?
Arvest Bank is privately held almost entirely by the Walton family, the same family that founded and still owns most of Walmart. Sam Walton (founder of Walmart) and his brother Bud bought a controlling interest in the Bank of Bentonville in 1961 and built it into today’s Arvest Bank through subsequent acquisitions of community banks across Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas. Jim Walton currently serves as Chairman of Arvest Bank Group.
Why is it called Arvest Bank?
The name “Arvest” is a portmanteau of “Arkansas” and “investment”, reflecting the bank’s roots in Arkansas and its commitment to investing in its home communities. The Bank of Bentonville was renamed Arvest after the Walton family unified its growing collection of community banks under a single brand.
Did Arvest Bank take TARP funds during the 2008 financial crisis?
No. Arvest Bank notably declined to accept Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) funds from the US Treasury during the 2008 financial crisis, citing its strong capital position. This made Arvest one of the relatively few large US banks that did not take federal bailout assistance during the crisis.
Does Arvest Bank have coin counting machines?
Yes. Many Arvest Bank branches have free coin counting machines for Arvest customers (some branches charge a fee for non-customers, and policies may vary by location). To find an Arvest branch with a coin counting machine, use the official locator at locations.arvest.com and filter for “Coin Counting Machine”.
Is Arvest Bank FDIC insured?
Yes. Arvest Bank is FDIC insured. Deposits are backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. Government up to $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank, for each account ownership category, in line with all FDIC-insured US banks.
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