Nevada State Bank
Nevada State Bank is a full-service financial institution serving consumers, small businesses, commercial clients, real estate customers, and private-banking clients throughout Nevada. The bank was founded on December 9, 1959, by a group of Nevada businesspeople and has grown into one of the state’s major banking institutions. Current Nevada State Bank career materials describe services spanning retail banking, real estate, small business, commercial banking, and private banking.
Nevada State Bank is not a standalone publicly traded bank. It operates as a division of Zions Bancorporation, N.A., a federally chartered banking organization whose shares are publicly traded through parent company Zions Bancorporation. Nevada State Bank remains locally branded and managed, while legal banking operations, regulatory disclosures, technology, and certain centralized functions are part of the broader Zions organization.
Current leadership identifies Terrance A. “Terry” Shirey as President and Chief Executive Officer of Nevada State Bank. He oversees the bank’s major Nevada lines of business and has spent much of his career in banking finance and operations.
Nevada State Bank
750 E. Warm Springs Road
Las Vegas, NV 89119
United States
Current business listings, Nevada State Bank employment references, and corporate location records identify the Warm Springs office as the bank’s principal Las Vegas corporate location.
The bank’s corporate office operates from the Warm Springs complex in Las Vegas. Some functions and departments occupy different suites within the property.
Certain Nevada State Bank records continue to use:
P.O. Box 990
Las Vegas, NV 89125
Customers should use the mailing address shown on their specific account, statement, loan document, or department instructions rather than assuming one mailing address applies to every banking matter.
For Treasury Management notices, current agreement materials list:
Nevada State Bank
Attn: Treasury Management
600 White Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89119.
702-383-0009
This is the principal general Nevada State Bank number commonly associated with its Las Vegas operations.
Nevada State Bank provides specialized customer numbers depending on the service.
Current Treasury Management Client Services:
800-693-7695.
750 E. Warm Springs Road, Las Vegas, NV 89119
750 E. Warm Springs Road, Las Vegas, NV 89119
A universal personal-banking Customer Service email is not prominently published.
Treasury Management Client Services: tmclientservices@nsbank.com.
Banking, Financial Services, Commercial Banking, Consumer Banking and Private Banking
December 9, 1959.
Current public company profiles place Nevada State Bank’s workforce in the 501 to 1,000 employee range, although the bank does not publish a separate audited workforce total in the same manner as a standalone public company.
Nevada State Bank maintains a statewide network of branches and ATMs. Current branch directories identify dozens of locations across Las Vegas, Henderson, Reno, Carson City, Elko, and other Nevada communities.
Corporate and banking department hours vary.
Treasury Client Services:
Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM PT.
Nevada State Bank offers consumer checking accounts designed for everyday deposits, debit-card spending, direct deposit, bill payments, and digital banking. Account features and service fees vary according to the selected product.
Personal savings products allow customers to maintain funds for short-term or longer-term financial goals. Interest rates, balance requirements, and transaction rules differ by account.
Customers can use certificates of deposit for fixed-term savings. Rates and maturity periods change with market conditions, so customers should confirm current terms before opening an account.
Nevada State Bank provides access to credit-card products for eligible consumers and businesses. Current digital banking tools also allow customers to access card services and account-management functions.
Consumer lending can include personal credit and other lending products subject to underwriting and eligibility requirements.
Nevada State Bank serves real estate customers with financing and banking services. Its five major lines of business include real estate banking under current leadership structure.
Small-business services include deposit accounts, payment solutions, lending, cash-management tools, and other products intended for local business owners.
Commercial clients can access financing, deposit services, treasury-management solutions, and relationship banking through specialized bankers.
Nevada State Bank provides private banking and wealth-oriented relationship services to qualifying clients who require more complex banking support.
Treasury services include ACH, wires, remote deposit capture, positive pay, receivables tools, file transfer, foreign exchange, and Treasury Gateway.
Personal and business customers can manage accounts online and through mobile banking. Available functions include bill pay, transfers, mobile deposit, account documents, card services, check orders, and Zelle.
Customers can deposit eligible checks through Nevada State Bank’s mobile application by capturing images of the front and back of the check.
Eligible customers can send and receive money using Zelle through Nevada State Bank’s digital banking system.
702-383-0009
702-383-0009
702-383-0009
702-383-0009
Nevada State Bank uses several service numbers rather than one number for every product.
A current bank disclosure lists
888-598-9677
for Nevada State Bank Customer Care in connection with applicable transfer services.
800-693-7695
Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM PT.
tmclientservices@nsbank.com.
A current Zions electronic-document notice lists:
888-835-0551
for Nevada State Bank customers in that specific service context.
Depending on product and account type, Nevada State Bank uses several toll-free service lines rather than one universal number.
No single public sales number applies to all products. Customers should contact a branch or the appropriate commercial/private banker.
Not applicable as one general department. Loan, credit-card, and account charges should be addressed through the specific servicing number shown on the account documentation.
Regional branch contacts differ by location.
Use the bank’s official branch locator:
Nevada State Bank does not prominently publish a universal international Customer Service number.
Card-loss, fraud, and other urgent banking services may use different numbers depending on the product. Customers should use the number on the back of the affected card or in their account documentation.
Nevada State Bank does not maintain independent public-company Investor Relations.Investor matters belong to parent organization Zions Bancorporation.
No single Nevada State Bank media number is prominently published on the main customer pages.
Applicant accommodation
801-844-7618
careers@zionsbancorp.com.
Not applicable.
For an ordinary personal-banking question, start with the bank’s main customer channel or your local branch. Have your account type, recent transaction information, branch, and the last four digits of relevant account or card information available, but never disclose full passwords or one-time security codes to an unsolicited caller.
Commercial and Treasury Management customers should call 800-693-7695 during published hours. More complex business, lending, private-banking, or commercial matters are generally better handled through the relationship banker assigned to the account.
Because Nevada State Bank is legally a division of Zions Bancorporation, N.A., certain complaints and formal bank matters may ultimately involve centralized Zions Bancorporation compliance, regulatory, or legal processes rather than a separately incorporated Nevada State Bank entity.
Complaints can involve account fees, unauthorized transactions, deposit issues, loan servicing, transfers, credit cards, digital banking, branch service, business banking, fraud, or privacy. Before escalating, collect statements, transaction dates, confirmation numbers, emails, branch details, and previous case numbers.
Contact Nevada State Bank through the appropriate customer-service channel or your local branch. Explain the disputed transaction or service clearly and request a case or reference number.
Use Treasury Management, mortgage servicing, lending, credit-card support, branch operations, or private banking as appropriate. Specialized departments generally have better access to the records needed to investigate a complaint.
If the first representative cannot resolve the issue, request escalation to a supervisor, branch manager, relationship manager, or department manager. Provide the earlier case number and state the specific remedy requested.
Submit the dispute in writing through the contact method identified on your account agreement, statement, or secure online banking system. Written complaints are particularly important for unauthorized transactions, transfer disputes, and contractual issues.
For unresolved matters, send correspondence to Nevada State Bank’s Las Vegas corporate office at 750 E. Warm Springs Road, Las Vegas, NV 89119. For Treasury matters, follow the specific notice address in the applicable agreement.
Fraud, electronic-funds transfers, mortgage servicing, card disputes, and commercial-payment disputes have specific regulatory procedures and deadlines. Follow the written instructions provided by the relevant department.
Because Nevada State Bank is a division of Zions Bancorporation, N.A., complaints involving federally chartered banking activity can be directed to the appropriate federal banking regulator. Deposit-insurance matters may involve the FDIC, while some consumer-finance issues may also fall within CFPB jurisdiction.
Consumers can also consider the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau complaint process or Nevada consumer-protection resources where applicable. Payment-card disputes may have separate rights under federal law.
For material unresolved disputes, review the account agreement for arbitration, venue, notice, or limitation provisions before pursuing legal action. Preserve statements, contracts, letters, case numbers, and proof of all communications.
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