Pacific National Bank offers the benefits of unlimited* check writing, deposits, and transfers.

Personal Checking

Domestic Customers

• Minimum deposit to open this account is $250 
  
• Minimum average daily balance to avoid monthly maintenance charge is $500 - See Schedule of Charges ^{1 2}
  
• First 30 checks* per month are free, additional checks incur a per item charges - Schedule of Charges ²
  
• No-fee services - online banking, bill pay, eStatements, and eDocuments
  

International Customers

• Minimum deposit to open this account is $5,000 
  
• Minimum average daily balance to avoid monthly maintenance charge is $5,000 - See  Schedule of Charges ^{1 2}
  
• First 30 checks* per month are free, additional checks incur a per item charges - See  Schedule of Charges ²
  
• No-fee services - online banking, bill pay, eStatements, and eDocuments
  

PNB SuperNow Checking

Make the most of your money by choosing our SuperNow interest-bearing checking account. Earn interest while enjoying the benefits of a checking account.

Domestic Customers

• Minimum deposit to open this account is $1,000 
  
• Minimum average daily balance to avoid a monthly maintenance charge is $2,500 - See Schedule of Charges ^{1 2}
  
• Minimum average daily balance to obtain the annual percentage yield (APY) disclosed is $2,500 . Account fees may reduce earnings.
  
• First 30 checks* per month are free, additional checks incur a per item charge - See Schedule of Charges ²
  
• No-fee services - online banking, bill pay, eStatements , and eDocuments
  

International Customers

• Minimum deposit to open this account is $7,500 
  
• Minimum average daily balance to avoid a monthly maintenance charge is $7,500 - See Schedule of Charges ^{1 2}
  
• Minimum average daily balance to obtain the annual percentage yield (APY) disclosed is $7,500 . Account fees may reduce earnings.
  
• First 30 checks* per month are free, additional checks incur a per item charge - See Schedule of Charges ²
  
• No-fee services - online banking, bill pay, eStatements and eDocuments
  

¹ Refer to the Schedule of Charges for disclosures or other fees that may be assessed against these accounts.
² This fee will be disclosed in the periodic account statement as “Maintenance Charge.”