About

Core Values

The banking experience we offer at GSB is the result of core values that have driven our growth from
a small financial institution in a rural dairy town into a true South Texas banking partner.

Exceptional Customer
Service

We believe you shouldn’t have to trust impersonal institutions with personal finances. That’s why we focus on providing you with exceptional banking with a personal touch.

Hometown Values

As a relationship-driven community bank, we maintain the same values that define South Texas. To us, you’re not just another number, you’re a valued client.

Utmost Integrity
of the Bank

At Greater State Bank, we value our clients and are committed to maintaining the highest standards of honesty, transparency, and efficiency. When you bank with us, you can trust that we’ve got your back.

Serving The Community

We’re passionate about empowering the community, so we partner with local organizations to further advance the growth of South Texas and support local business owners.

History

GREATER STATE BANK was founded in 1974 as a Federal Savings Bank to support growth in the town of Falfurrias by a group of likeminded businessmen wanting to provide quality banking services to their neighbors. Our initial expansion into Hebbronville in 1976 was soon after though would remain the only other location for the next 40 years. In 2007, we opened our first office in the Rio Grande Valley and soon duplicated that effort in Weslaco along with transferring our charter to our McAllen location in late 2016. Though many years have passed since we first opened our doors, our goal remains the same, to provide quality banking services to our neighbors. Our motto of “Genuine Hometown Banking” is a nod to our founders and what they set out to accomplish almost 50 years ago.

Board of Directors

Greater State Bank is owned and operated by local Texas residents with a deep understanding of the area, customer needs,
and the challenges small businesses face. Their sound decision-making drives our continued growth.