Family traditions like roasting hot dogs over a campfire are important! That’s why we offer free mobile banking, creating more time for those special, family bonding moments. Traditions are important – so is convenience!
At The First National Bank in Trinidad, if convenience is important to you, it’s important to us, too!
That’s why we offer free mobile banking with unlimited free bill payment, mobile deposit and Zelle® to our customers.
The First National Bank in Trinidad opened its doors on April 16, 1875, a year before Colorado was granted its statehood and the town of Trinidad was incorporated. Founded by local businessman and community leader, Frederick Wight, the Bank began on the Santa Fe Trail, with pioneers who blazed their way to the untamed West, and has ventured into the 21st century with a spirit not unlike the early pioneers.
CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS!
The First National Bank in Trinidad is here to help as you begin your new life as a graduate.
Make your first year after graduation easier with our Graduation Package!
FREE Personal Checking Account,
FREE VISA tap-to-pay Debit Card with iCard Manager, and
FREE iBank Mobile Banking
FOR ONE YEAR!
This includes:
- Mobile Deposit
- Unlimited Mobile Bill Pay
- Android/Apple Pay
- Zelle® Instant Person-to-Person Transfers
- Access to all Account Activity
All for FREE* for one year!
The First National Bank in Trinidad opened its doors on April 16, 1875, a year before Colorado was granted its statehood and the town of Trinidad was incorporated. First National began a journey traveling and growing with the nation, the West, and Trinidad through the best and worst of times. Founded by local businessman and community leader, Frederick Wight, the bank began on the Santa Fe Trail, with pioneers who blazed their way to the untamed West, and has ventured into the 21st century with a spirit not unlike the early pioneers.
Today, large financial institutions operate amid the tall skyscrapers in a hectic big-business world, but people who live and work in more rural settings appreciate the convenience and friendliness of a ‘hometown’ bank like The First National Bank in Trinidad. This culture was established in 1875 by leadership that began with Frederick Wight, and was carried forward by the likes of Frank Bloom and M.D. Thatcher. The baton has been passed on through the years, and has been championed by the Eisemann family for the past 65 years.