4.20% APY on Online Savings

Banking that thinks ahead.

One account for your spending, saving, mortgage, auto loan, and investments with intelligent insights that move your money for you.

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Kasisto Welcome Offer

Pick a stock. We'll buy the dinner.*

Open Online Savings + Checking and we'll drop one share of the blue-chip stock you choose into your portfolio — plus a $75 dining credit for your first payday dinner.

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*Offer valid 5/22/26 through 6/13/26 for new Kasisto Bank members only. Deposit a combined $5,000+ within 30 days to qualify. Stock share (up to $300 value) deposited to your Kasisto Invest account; $75 dining credit redeemable via partner network. Investing involves risk. Fictitious Bank. Demo Only Offer.

Why Kasisto

Built for every dollar.

4.20%
Online Savings APY
More than 10× the national average
5.875%
30-yr Mortgage
APR · No lender fees
6.49%
Auto Loan from
48–72 mo terms
0.25%
Wealth advisory
Annual, all-in pricing
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Spend & Save

Interest checking and 4.20% APY savings — no minimums, no monthly fees.

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Borrow Smarter

Mortgages and auto loans with transparent rates and zero lender fees.

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Build Wealth

Self-directed investing and managed portfolios at a 0.25% advisory fee.

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Kasisto Intelligence

Not just an assistant. A strategic assistant.

KAI looks at your full money picture — checking, savings, investments, and debt — and tells you, in plain English, what to do next. Like having a smart friend who's great with money on call 24/7.

  • Sees all your accounts in one place
  • Spots ways to save you money you'd miss
  • Tells you the next best move — in plain English
How am I doing with my money this month?
Good news — your savings are up 2% and your investments are up 4%. But two things are costing you: you have $9,800 just sitting in checking earning nothing, and your credit card is charging you 22% interest. Together, that's about $140 a month slipping away.
What should I do?
Here's the plan: use $7,000 from checking to pay off the credit card (saves you about $1,540 a year), and move the other $2,800 into your retirement account. You'll still have plenty of cash for emergencies. Want me to do it for you?

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