Oklahoma State Bank
BankingOklahoma, United States11-50 Employees
Oklahoma State Bank operates as a community bank in the banking industry, based in Vinita, Oklahoma. Its origins date to 1937 when Craig County Bank was chartered to serve local residents; it subsequently became Oklahoma State Bank and Trust, before dropping the trust powers and continuing as Oklahoma State Bank. The bank's headquarters sits at 120 West Canadian Avenue in Vinita, a building erected to accommodate growing customer demand. The bank expanded its reach with a Langley branch opened in 2001 and a second location on Monkey Island in 2009, extending its service footprint within the region. In 2010, it earned recognition from the Cherokee Nation as a Native American owned company under TERO certification, underscoring its local ownership. The institution serves individuals and small businesses in its service area, delivering standard banking services to meet community financial needs.