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Check out some updates from banks that are now open, opening soon or relocating to Frisco offices or standalone branches.
Now open
Fifth Third Bank planted its flag for the first time in Texas with its new Frisco location in the Star District in April. The business plans to open 60 financial centers in North Texas over the next three years, offering personal and commercial banking at more than 150 total financial centers by 2029.
2. Wells Fargo
One of the “big four” largest banks in the country, Wells Fargo’s new Frisco location offers personal, commercial and investment banking services near the Fields mixed-use development.
With more than 50 branches across North Texas, Comerica Bank provides personal and business banking services, including checking and savings accounts, money market accounts, loans, credit cards and digital banking.
4. Amegy Bank
Amegy Bank operates more than 75 locations across Texas, offering personal, business and commercial banking services in Dallas, Plano, Frisco, Irving and Fort Worth. The company opened a new Frisco office July 13 in Hall Park, serving both Denton and Collin counties.
Coming soon
5. NDBT Bank
NDBT Bank is a Texas-based community bank founded in 1934 that provides personal, business and commercial banking services. The bank operates multiple branches across North Texas, anchoring its newest location at the corner of Fields Parkway and Legacy Drive.
6. PNC Bank
PNC Bank expanded its North Texas footprint in April, signing a lease for office space in The Tower at Hall Park. The new office will support the business’ continued growth and serve as a workspace for members of the bank’s corporate, commercial, and private banking teams beginning in late 2026.
PNC also operates multiple branches in North Texas, including locations in Frisco, Denton, Lewisville, Plano and Dallas.
