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About Us

Our Mission
is Your Success

Since our inception in 1913, the Kaw Valley State Bank & Trust Company has been the “Bank of Personal Service” for the Wamego area. We are a full-service community bank with three primary locations – Wamego, St. Marys and Clifton. We can handle all of your banking requirements within any of our bank locations and/or on-line.

Personal Banking

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Easier Banking at KVSB

Bank Your Way

Business Banking

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Digital Banking

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Online Bill Pay

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Mobile App

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External Transfers

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Weatherline

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Mobimoney with KVSB

Monitor &
Manage Your Card

Introducing MobiMoney. A remote control for your debit card.

The mobile app with debit card controls - to keep your money safe. You can turn your debit card on or off, set spending limits, see recent debit card transations, purchase alerts, and more.

Don’t have a Kaw Valley State Bank Debit Card? Contact a Customer Service Representative today!

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FAQs at KVSB

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The Identity Theft and Assumption Deterrence Act enacted by Congress in October 1998 made identity theft a federal crime.
You may visit our Careers page to view any current job openings.
Do not give out your personal information on the telephone unless you have initiated the call or know with whom you're speaking. Identity thieves may pose as representatives of financial institutions, Internet service providers, and even government agencies to get you to reveal sensitive information.