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The merger is complete. Explore your expanded banking solutions, helpful resources, and everything now available to you.

What to Expect

Welcome to the First National Bank of Bastrop family. As we begin this exciting new chapter together, our commitment remains unchanged: delivering personalized service, building lasting relationships, and providing the community banking experience you've come to trust.

We're committed to making your transition as seamless as possible by providing important dates and key milestones, transition updates, helpful resources, answers to frequently asked questions, and information about the products and services available to you, all in one convenient place.

General Information

What Happens to the Bank Name?

The First State Bank of Columbus is now a division of First National Bank of Bastrop.

What Does This Mean for Me as a First State Bank Customer?

You will continue to receive the same trusted service and support from the First State Bank of Columbus team. In addition, you'll gain access to new opportunities in the coming months, including innovative products, enhanced services, and expanded banking resources through First National Bank of Bastrop.

For additional information, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions section.

We are committed to making this transition as smooth as possible and will continue to provide timely updates as new information becomes available.

If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact us at 979-732-2332.

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Service and Product Enhancements You Can Expect

Rewards Checking

With FNB Rewards Checking, you get more than just a checking account. Enjoy valuable benefits designed to help protect and support you and your family.

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Credit Cards

Take advantage of competitive introductory rates on consumer and business credit cards.

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Treasury Management

Simplify payment processing with FNB Treasury Management & Merchant Services Solutions and enjoy support from a local banking team you know and trust.

Wealth Management

Through FNB Advisors, you now have access to retirement planning, insurance solutions, and financial services.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will My First State Bank Team Change?

No, you will continue working with the same FSB Columbus team you know and trust. There are no changes to your local banking relationships. Our team remains here to support you and provide the personalized service you expect.
When Will I Have Access to FNB Bastrop Branches and ATMs?

Until the conversion to First National Bank of Bastrop's banking systems is completed, customers should continue to conduct their banking activities through their current branch and use their existing accounts, debit cards, checks, and ATM network as they do today.

The conversion of deposit and loan relationships is currently expected to take place during the second quarter of 2027. Upon completion, customers will have access to all First National Bank of Bastrop branch and ATM locations.

We will provide advance notice of the confirmed conversion date, along with detailed information regarding any changes and next steps, to help ensure a smooth and seamless transition.
What Will Happen to Current Hours and Services?
Our current hours and services will remain the same. We're here and ready to serve you.

Lobby Hours:
- Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Drive-thru Hours:
- Monday - Thursday: 7:30 AM - 3:00 PM
- Friday: 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
- Saturday: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Will My Online and Mobile Banking Services Change?
Not at this time. You can continue using your online and mobile banking services just as you do today.

FSB Columbus Online Banking and Mobile App will remain available, providing convenient access to features such as:
- Free Bill Pay
- Checking account balance
- Mobile app access
- Transferring funds between accounts
- Setting up account alerts
- Viewing statements
- Making loan payments
- More convenient banking options
What Changes Are There to Bill Pay?

No changes are being made to your Bill Pay service at this time. You can continue to use Bill Pay just as you do today without any interruption.

FSB Columbus Bill Pay service remains available through Online Banking, allowing you to conveniently manage and schedule payments.
What Happens to Zelle?

There are no changes to your Zelle service at this time. You can continue to send and receive money using Zelle just as you do today.

Zelle remains accessible through FSB Columbus Online and Mobile Banking platforms for convenient, fast payments.
What Will Happen With My Debit Card?
You can continue using your FSB Columbus debit card as you do today. There is no interruption to your service at this time.

FSB Columbus Online & Mobile Banking will remain available and allow you to conveniently manage your debit card from either your computer or mobile device. With Online & Mobile Banking you can:
- Turn your debit card on or off
- Set transaction controls, including dollar spending limits, merchant categories, and geographic locations.
- Receive alerts when your card is used, approved, or exceeds your set controls.
- Stay informed of potential fraud with alerts on attempted or declined transactions.
- View real-time account balances
- Report lost or stolen cards
Will My Account and Routing Numbers Change?

No. Your FSB Columbus account number and routing number will remain the same. You can continue using your current account and routing number (113115235) without any interruption at this time.
Will I Need New Checks?

No. You can continue to use your existing checks without any interruption. There is no need to order new checks at this time.
Will My Deposits Still Be FDIC Insured?

Yes. Your deposits remain FDIC-insured up to applicable limits. If you maintained deposits at both FSB Columbus and FNB Bastrop before the merger, they will be insured separately for at least six months after the merger under FDIC rules.

After that period, deposits in the same ownership category will be combined and insured up to the applicable FDIC limit. Time Deposits (CDs) may qualify for extended separate insurance coverage until the first maturity date after the six-month grace period, depending on their maturity and renewal terms.

For more information, visit FDIC.gov or use the Electronic Deposit Insurance Estimator (EDIE).
Will There Be Any Changes to My Loans?

Not at this time.
How Do I Make a Loan Payment?

Please continue to make loan payments as usual.