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Choose a Financial Institution
The Supreme Court of Texas has amended the IOLTA rules to require
Texas attorneys to place their IOLTA accounts at eligible
institutions—those that pay interest rates on IOLTA comparable to
rates paid on similarly situated, non-IOLTA accounts. See the
current list of eligible
banks
in Texas.
Prime Partners
The following financial institutions are Prime Partners -- institutions that go
above and beyond eligibility requirements to foster the IOLTA Program. These institutions
pay the higher of 1) 75.00%
or more of the Fed Funds Target Rate; or 2) a minimum of 1.00% on
IOLTA accounts and they do not assess service fees on the IOLTA accounts. They are
committed to ensuring the success of the IOLTA program and increased funding for
legal aid.
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Amarillo National Bank
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Amarillo, Borger, Canyon
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Austin County State Bank
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Bellville, Sealy, Godley
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Bank of Hope
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Dallas
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Bank of San Angelo
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San Angelo
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Capitol Credit Union
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Austin
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Cendera Bank
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Bells, Fort Worth, Tyler
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CIBC
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Dallas
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Dallas Capital Bank
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Dallas
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Diamond Bank
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Texarkana, Arkansas
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EECU
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Fort Worth area
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Farmers Bank & Trust
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Texarkana, New Boston, Paris, Prosper
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First Lonestar Bank
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Frisco
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First Lockhart National Bank
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Austin, Kyle, Lockhart, San Marcos
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First National Bank of Aspermont
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Aspermont
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First National Bank of Ballinger
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Ballinger
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First National Bank of Burleson
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Burleson
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Horizon Bank
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Austin, Holland, Salado
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Keystone Bank
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Austin
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Lone Star Bank
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Houston, Sealy, Columbus
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PlainsCapital Bank
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Statewide
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R Bank, Texas
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Round Rock, Georgetown, Austin, Bertram, Edna, Jarrell,Schwertner
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Southwestern National Bank
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Houston, Plano, Austin
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Texas Capital Bank
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Austin, Dallas, Houston, Fort Worth
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Texas State Bank
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San Angelo
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TXN Bank
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Hondo, Bandera, Castroville, Uvalde
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Union Square Credit Union
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Wichita Falls, Burkburnett
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Wells Fargo
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statewide
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You can help by doing one the following:
- Bank at a Prime Partner bank.
- If you do business with a non-Prime Partner bank, persuade the bank to become a
Prime Partner.
- If you are employed by a non-Prime Partner bank, persuade the bank to become a Prime
Partner.
Eligible Financial Institutions
Eligible Institutions are financial institutions that meet the standards of the
eligibility requirement as defined by IOLTA Rule 7 (Complete IOLTA Rules). These banks strengthen the IOLTA
Program, thereby generating more funds for legal aid.
See the complete list of Eligible Financial institutions.
The Texas Access to Justice Foundation will contact attorneys who will be required
to move their IOLTA accounts (if their financial institutions choose not to pursue
eligibility).
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Recent News
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October 10, 2023
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adds Aranda to board of directors; Hon. Deborah Hankinson reappointed as chair,
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July 13, 2023
Cendera Bank Joines Prime Partner Bank Program June 12, 2023
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