Your Local Bank.
We’re Ephrata National Bank, a local bank that’s proudly served our communities for 140 years. We’re down to earth, just like you, but we’ll go above and beyond to support your financial goals.
Visit a branch to see what we mean.
We promise: You’ll feel the difference.
Ephrata National Bank is an independent community bank that has provided simple and convenient personal and business banking services in Lancaster County and the surrounding areas since 1881. We live in the communities we work in and we’re proud of the financial opportunities and educational resources we provide to our neighbors.
Here, you’re a neighbor, not a number. Whether you have a question or new need, our team is always happy to help. At ENB, you’ll always get a quick response.
No one wants extra fees or fine print. Our accounts are straightforward and easy to understand, so you’ll find exactly what’s right for you – without the surprises.
You deserve a bank you can count on, both today and tomorrow. Other banks come and go, but we’ve been here
for generations.
You won’t just see us at a branch. Throughout the year, ENB’s team is out in the community, giving of our time, talents, and resources to make a difference in the places we call home.
Our Classic Checking* account is easy to understand and totally free.
NO fees | NO minimum balance | NO complicated conditions
Walk in to open your checking account, walk out with your free debit card! No waiting for days to receive your card in the mail.
Visit your local branch or reach out to us with any questions by emailing us or calling us at (855) 913-0217.
At ENB, we not only want our customers to feel the difference, we also want to make a difference. This is why many ENB team members give their time and talents to local organizations doing great work in our communities. Here are a few stories of how our employees make an impact in different ways.
Dennis Weaver is Vice President and Compliance Officer for ENB. He volunteers at Garden Spot Fire Rescue as treasurer and also volunteers with Welsh Mountain Home.
Matt Long is Director of Cash Management at Ephrata National Bank. His volunteer work includes serving on the board of the S. June Smith Center, supporting Junior Achievement, and coaching youth basketball and baseball.
Nick Klein is Vice President and Credit Risk Manager for ENB. His volunteer work includes directing a week of junior high school camp at Pocono Plateau Camp.
Rachel Bitner is Vice President and Controller at ENB and as part of her volunteer work she serves as board treasurer for the Long’s Park Amphitheater Foundation.
Joel Ember manages the Lititz branch office of Ephrata National Bank. He gives back to the community by volunteering his time with VITA, which is a volunteer income tax assistance program administered through the United Way of Lancaster County.
* ENB Classic Checking is free. Other accounts could incur fees per ENB’s current schedule of fees.
