We are the inventor and largest provider of reciprocal deposits. We’re a trusted ally to community banks because we’re committed to the industry and take a partnership approach. Our network is comprised of banks like yours – connected on a national scale, united by a localized purpose.
Hear From OthersSolutions designed to help your community bank grow profitability and increase franchise value.
Offer safety-conscious customers of all types access to multi-million-dollar FDIC insurance, enhancing relationships and opening the door to more cross-selling opportunities; keep deposits on balance sheet or sell the deposits for fee income.
Most reciprocal deposits receive non-brokered status, enabling banks to increase their use of reciprocal deposits to boost core deposit growth and local lending, as well as replace more expensive funding.
Sell excess deposits to grow your customer base without disadvantaging your balance sheet, and earn fee income in the process.
Enjoy tailored funding structures that enable your financial institution to purchase cost-effective wholesale funding — deposits, not borrowings — without the hassle of credit lines, collateralization, or stock purchases.
Reduce collateralization of deposits, increasing your financial institution’s profitability and asset liquidity.
Nearly two decades of providing all-weather balance sheet management solutions to help community banks grow relationships, optimize funding, and increase profitability.
The creators of the nation’s largest bank network of its kind, we help community banks optimize cash balances and increase profitability in ways that are too difficult or too costly for each to achieve on its own. And, unlike other providers, we do not compete with banks for depositors.
We were founded on the belief that a technology-forward network of banks could benefit institutions of all sizes.
We pioneered a way for banks to utilize the power of a network to grow franchise value. Today, we’re the #1 provider of reciprocal deposit services.
The diversification and size of our network increases stability and lowers the cost of funding, increasing returns.
Funding and deposit solutions tailored to your institution’s goals.
Through IntraFi’s offerings, your community bank can gain access to robust balance sheet management solutions.
What bank leaders say.
Because we are a member of the [IntraFi] network, we have an opportunity to generate fee income on deposits we are not using for lending when loan demand is slack.
Phil Guarnieri
There is a cyclical nature, obviously, about our industry that stems from varying economic conditions and really competitive trends that occur in our marketplace. So our goal is to create a tool box full of tools that we can utilize in any cycle to ensure balance sheet stability. That allows us to minimize the risk inherent in our balance sheet. If we are in a period of time where we are in a fight – a battle for deposits, we have a tool that we can utilize to allow us to be competitive at a level way beyond the size and scope of our balance sheet, yet still be protected. If we are flush with deposits, we have a tool for that as well.
Luanne Cundiff
With great success, we are selling ICS to our large-deposit clients as a retention vehicle, as well as using ICS to lower cost of funds and attract new deposit business.
John Calpey
We’re endorsed by the ABA.
We’re an ICBA Preferred Service Provider.
Deposit placement through IntraFi’s deposit placement services is subject to the terms, conditions, and disclosures in the program agreements. Limits apply and customer eligibility criteria may apply. ICS program withdrawals may be limited to six per month for money market deposit accounts. Deposits are placed at destination institutions in amounts that do not exceed the FDIC standard maximum deposit insurance amount (“SMDIA”) at any one destination institution. Using multiple destination institutions provides access to aggregate insurance amounts across institutions that are multiples of the SMDIA. Although deposits are placed at destination institutions in amounts that do not exceed the SMDIA at any one destination institution, a depositor’s balances at the relationship institution that places the deposits may exceed the SMDIA (e.g., before settlement for a deposit or after settlement for a withdrawal) or be ineligible for FDIC insurance (if the relationship institution is not an insured depository institution). The depositor is responsible for making any necessary arrangements to protect such balances consistent with applicable law. If the depositor is subject to restrictions on deposits of its funds, the depositor is responsible for determining whether deposit placement through IntraFi’s services satisfies those restrictions. A list identifying IntraFi network banks may be found at https://www.intrafi.com/network-banks. The depositor may exclude particular insured depository institutions from eligibility to receive the depositor’s funds.
