Peak BankAt Peak Bank, we believe your money should work as hard as you do. Born from the desire to redefine banking, Peak is your passport to a world of financial empowerment and future success.With a focus on simplicity, security, and stellar returns, we offer two exceptional products - High-Yield Savings and Certificates of Deposit (CDs).Peak Bank has the backing of Idaho First Bank, a respected and successful bank with nearly 20 years of service throughout Idaho and Central Oregon. Idaho First Bank recognized there was a market for those who only want to do their banking online.
Peak Bank (peak.bank) has 15 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.4 out of 5.
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leslie
They are keeping all my personal info. Tried to open a saving acct with plenty of funds. Denied for NO reason and they will not explain. They are keeping all my personal data, SS#, bank and routing and will not delete it from their system. Will change my bank acct now as I do not trust them with my data..TERRIBLE company. What a scam
Brian
total scam , they will take your money without reason and hold it hostage again without reason. steer clear of these people unless you want the hassle
Jim
Will not disclose why they denied a savings account application. After interacting with their customer service, I am glad it didn't get approved. I'm with the other reviews. They are rude and unprofessional.
Laura C.
JUST DON'T. I'm sure any positive reviews on all review websites are fake. The rate will be lower than what is advertised once the account is open. Customer service gives answers that make absolutely no sense and are extremely rude. I requested that my account be closed and they refused. If you set up Plaid, make sure to login and disconnect from Idaho First Bank (Peak Bank's administrator). Also contact your bank to put an alert on your account in case Idaho First Bank gets your account info. This is a SCAM! I'm trying to figure out who else to report them to - DepositAccounts.com, Better Business Bureau, etc. I'm finding that all of these lesser-known banks are similar, so I'm planning to go with a major bank with a slightly lower rate.
