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Prosperan Bank is a state chartered financial institution wholly-owned by Prosperan Bancshares, Inc., an approved bank holding company. Chartered in 1998, as Washington County Bank, it officially opened in the community on April 6, 1999. On November 15th, 2007, Washington County Bank changed its name to Prosperan Bank Washington County Bank. The company provides a full line of consumer checking and savings products, free real-time Internet banking and bill-pay, debit and credit cards, gift cards, knowledgeable personal service.

Prosperan Bank also offers products like Merchant credit card processing services and Onsite Deposit, a remote deposit product. Affiliates of the bank are located in Oakdale, MN, Maplewood, MN, and Minnetonka, MN. Please try to contact Prosperan Bank Customer Service directly prior to posting any complaints on this site.

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Anonymous
Prosperan Bank Makes BAD Decisions

Prosperan Bank continually made HORRIFYING decisions on a condo project we recently completed with them. They cost our team tens of thousands of dollars, lengthened the project dur...

#160698
Oct 31, 2009
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Zapss
Prosperan Bank Forged and altered documents

Shortly after my wife was killed Prosperan bank took advantage of my poor mental state and forged and altered documents to get me approved for a large investment property in which ...

#137311
Sep 29, 2008
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