Important Alert: Microsoft Outage May Have Delayed Emails to BankCherokee
A widespread Microsoft outage has impacted businesses across the country, including BankCherokee. As services continue to be restored, some emails sent to our team may have been delayed or may not have been received. If you emailed us and haven’t received a response, please reach out again to make sure we received your message. For time-sensitive matters, call us directly at 651.225.6299. Thank you for your patience and for trusting BankCherokee.
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In honor of the federal holiday, all BankCherokee branches will be closed on Wednesday, November 11. We’ll be back to serve you with regular business hours on Thursday, November 12. Important Processing Information:
In honor of the federal holiday, all BankCherokee branches will be closed on Monday, October 12. We’ll be back to serve you with regular business hours on Tuesday, October 13. Important Processing Information:
If your BankCherokee debit card has been lost or stolen, contact us immediately to help protect your account and prevent unauthorized transactions. During Business Hours Contact BankCherokee directly: Phone: 651-225-6299 Our team can help secure your account, review recent activity, discuss replacement card options, and answer questions about your account. After Business Hours Phone: 800-472-3272…
BankCherokee Adds Two Commercial Banking Leaders as Twin Cities Growth Continues Tom Sanvick and Jeff Hable join BankCherokee as Senior Vice President Market Leads focused on North and West Metro growth BankCherokee is expanding its commercial lending team with the addition of two experienced leaders who will spearhead growth and relationship-building efforts in key Twin…
A New BankCherokee Debit Card Is Coming—Here’s What to Know Over the coming months, BankCherokee debit card holders will receive a new card as part of our regular replacement process. We’re gradually rolling out a refreshed card design with added contactless (tap‑to‑pay) functionality. This update is happening automatically based on your card’s expiration month. There’s…
In honor of Memorial Day, all BankCherokee branches will be closed on Saturday, May 23 and Monday, May 25. We’ll be back to serve you with regular business hours on Tuesday, May 26. Important Processing Information:
Protect yourself from phone spoofing, fake bank calls, and imposter scams with practical tips from BankCherokee. At BankCherokee, protecting our clients is at the heart of everything we do. As imposter scams become more common across the country, we want to share practical guidance to help you protect yourself. The more informed you are, the…
Shred with Purpose: Join Us on Saturday, June 6 What do shredding documents and fighting hunger have in common? At BankCherokee, they go hand in hand. On Saturday, June 6, 2026, we’re hosting our annual Shred Event & Food Drive at our Smith Avenue branch, and we’d love to see you there. This is a…
May 3 – 9, 2026 is National Small Business Week, a time to celebrate entrepreneurs who bring energy, creativity, and opportunity to our Twin Cities communities. Behind every storefront, service business, and startup is a founder who took a risk to build something meaningful. Running a small business requires vision, resilience, and a willingness to…
Important Alert: Phone Scam Targeting BankCherokee Customers We want to make you aware of a recent scam involving spoofed phone calls and emails, affecting some of our business clients. Scammers are spoofing BankCherokee’s phone number, making it appear as though the call is coming from the bank. In these attempts, the caller is impersonating a…
As a small business owner, managing day‑to‑day banking decisions often becomes “set it and forget it” once systems are in place. Even the most capable business owners can inherit or outgrow banking setups that no longer fit how they operate today. Small oversights can quietly add up, costing you time, money, and peace of mind….
March is National Credit Education Month; a good time to revisit the fundamentals and make sure your credit strategy is still working for your business. If you’ve been running your business for a while, you likely already understand that credit plays a role in how and when you grow. Still, even experienced business owners don’t…
