TBO Bank

TBO Bank has a direct connection to Orrick, Missouri: the bank says it opened there more than 120 years ago as The Bank of Orrick. Its name has changed and digital tools have become part of the business, but TBO still describes itself as a community bank serving individuals, families, and local businesses. It now has branches in Orrick and Prairie Village, Kansas, and offers services that customers can also access online.

For personal customers, the bank lists checking and savings accounts, certificates of deposit, individual retirement accounts, and personal loans. The range covers routine banking as well as financing options within the same institution. Terms, eligibility, and availability vary by product; this profile describes the bank’s published offerings rather than recommending a financial decision.

Business services include commercial accounts, business loans, and ACH payment processing. Mobile banking and a digital wallet let customers manage services without always visiting a branch. That combination of channels is central to TBO’s public offering: customers can speak with a branch team when they want in-person service and use digital tools for everyday banking.

The Orrick branch preserves the bank’s historic connection to Missouri. The site identifies a bank lobby and a drive-through there, two in-person channels with their own functions and schedules. For branch-related questions, the primary contact is the local Orrick team.

The second branch is at 2310 W. 75th Street, Suite 201, Prairie Village, Kansas 66208, and its phone number is 913-375-1121. TBO described the location as an expansion into the Kansas City metro area while maintaining the community-bank approach it traces to its Orrick roots.

The bank’s local roots now sit alongside digital access: TBO presents online banking as an extension of its traditional services and maintains separate sign-in routes for different account types. It also publishes dedicated information and support channels for loan questions, so the lending contact is distinct from the branch phone number.

The Prairie Village opening extends the reach of a bank whose institutional story remains tied to Orrick. Across the two offices, branch service is centered in Missouri and Kansas, while digital banking provides another channel for customers who do not live near a location.