More of a good thing is coming to Dallas
The news is out—we’re expanding across the Dallas area. We’re committed to supporting the communities we serve. And that’s why, while other banks are closing locations, we’re bringing our people from banking, investments and insurance into more corners of Dallas.
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In your Corner and around the Corner
The addition of 29 new locations will bring us to 44 total Frost financial centers with ATMs across Dallas. So whether you are in the metroplex, Uptown, Oak Cliff, Lakewood or traveling along the high-five, you'll find a Frost financial center full of helpful folks near you.
Plus, you can find Frost ATMs at CVS and Walgreens locations in Dallas and Tarrant County and at H-E-B and Circle K stores across the state.
Expansion News
1/25/2022Banker's Digest
Frost Bank Opens Medical District Financial Center—First New Site of Dallas Expansion
The Frost Medical District Financial Center—the first of 28 new financial centers to open in San Antonio-based Frost Bank's Dallas region expansion—is now open for business.
1/11/2022Business Journals
Frost Bank plans to open 10-12 new locations in Dallas as part of plan to triple local footprint.
The company has already hired 26 bankers to staff some of the new Dallas locations.
4/29/2021Express News
Frost Bank plans to open 10-12 new locations in Dallas as part of plan to triple local footprint
Frost Bank expects to add 25 locations in Dallas over a 30-month period starting early next year.
More than just a job
When you work at Frost, you’re joining a team of people passionate about doing the right thing and building relationships that matter. If you want to make a positive impact on people’s lives, we want to meet you.
More ways to exceed your expectations
We’re always looking for new ways to simplify your banking experience. So along with opening more convenient locations, we’re available by phone 24/7, and customers can Live Chat with a real Frost agent right from the app. Because we believe technology should support your relationship with your bank, not replace it.
