First Utah Bank

Bank · Salt Lake City, United States · overall 5.3 / 10

How this 5.3 is built

Average of 6 scored needs: 5.3. Regulation in United States: 87/100 (World Bank governance indicators). Licence confirmed by a regulator's own list. 2 scores backed by filings or its own pages.

First Utah Bank is recorded in the global register as a bank in Salt Lake City, United States. The register shows its licence as licensed. Total assets 0.84 bn USD at 2026-06-30. It reports 7 offices. Established 1978. Collected from open registers.

On its own website: “First Utah Bank is a true community bank, wholly-owned and operated by people who live and work right here in Utah. Get to know us, and see how we’re redefining possible, one relationship at a time.”

Legal name: First Utah Bank
Licence confirmed: yes, on a regulator's own list
Established: 1978
LEI: 549300MZCM3IR0ZWDI94
Website: firstutahbank.com

Scores, 0 to 10

7.0Financial strength & stability

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6.0United States

Licensed and operating in its home country per the register entry; the depth of its offer here has not been checked yet. · source

5.5Cross-border payments, FX and multi-currency accounts

Holds a banking licence, so it can hold deposits and run payments; the actual terms have not been checked yet. · source

5.0Best interest on business balances

Holds a banking licence, so it can hold deposits and run payments; the actual terms have not been checked yet. · source

5.0Trade, manufacturing & import-export

Holds a banking licence, so it can hold deposits and run payments; the actual terms have not been checked yet. · source

4.5Lowest fees

The bank's own page names the monthly account charge. Transfer and card prices were not read on that page, so this score speaks only for the monthly charge. It reads: “Account Fees: $10.00 monthly maintenance fee” · source

4.5Fast digital onboarding

Holds a banking licence, so it can hold deposits and run payments; the actual terms have not been checked yet. · source

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