First United Bank

First United Bank has served as an agricultural bank for over a century, supporting family farms.

If you’re looking for a financial partner that understands business in the Upper Red River Valley, work with a bank the puts your success before its own.

First United Insurance offers coverage for homes, properties, companies, and farms, backed by respected industry names.

First United Bank’s online banking allows customers to access services via the internet.

Some helpful resources for First United Bank customers.

First United Bank hired Russell Carignan as VP Commercial/Ag Banker and Crop Insurance Agent at its Grafton location, bringing over 30 years of banking experience.

First United Bank is sponsoring a free Cybersecurity & Fraud Awareness presentation on Thursday, December 18 at the LRSC Robert Fawcett Auditorium in Devils Lake.

First Holding Company of Park River, the parent company of First United Bank, has announced the signing of a stock purchase agreement to acquire First State Bank of Cando.

If you want to build a career with a company that has built a reputation on treating people well and putting customers first, this is the bank for you.

First United Bank provides hard copies of its Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) Public File upon request, potentially charging a fee for copying and mailing.

First United Bank offers financial services, professional advice, and a customer-focused approach to build lasting relationships.

First United Bank has locations in Adams, Aneta, Cando, Cavalier, Cooperstown, Crystal, Devils Lake, Fargo, Grafton, Hoople, Maddock, Michigan, Park River, Petersburg, Rugby and Sharon, North Dakota.

First United Bank provides financial services, professional advice, and a customer-focused approach to build lasting relationships.

First United Bank explains how it collects, shares, and protects customer personal information under federal law.

First United Bank aims to make its website accessible to all users by adhering to the World Wide Web Consortium’s (W3C) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.