Debit Cards
Pay for everyday purchases with your Southwest National Bank Debit Mastercard. Use it in stores and online, add it to your digital wallet, or get cash at participating ATMs.

Everyday purchases and cash access*
- Pay wherever Mastercard debit cards are accepted.
- Tap to pay at contactless terminals, or use Apple Pay®, Google Pay®, or Samsung Pay® where accepted.
- Get cash at participating Cirrus or Mastercard network ATMs in the U.S. and abroad.
- Pay recurring bills with businesses that accept debit card payments.
*Purchases are deducted from your checking account. Your transaction history helps you keep track of spending.
Report lost or stolen card
- If your debit card or ATM card is missing, or you notice a transaction you didn’t authorize, contact us right away so we
- can help cancel your card and address the activity.
- During normal business hours, call (316) 291-5303 or (800) 747-5303. You can also visit a Southwest National Bank
- location during its lobby hours.
- For overnight assistance from 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. Central time, call (800) 500-1044.
Activate your card+−
To activate your card, you’ll need your card’s current personal identification number (PIN). Choose one of these three ways to activate your card:
- Call 1-888-227-3096, the number on your card’s activation label. Select 1 for card activation, then follow the prompts
- to enter your card number, the # key, and your current PIN.
- Check your balance at an ATM using your card and PIN.
- Make an in-store purchase that requires you to enter your PIN.
Change your PIN+−
To change your PIN, call 1-888-227-3096 and choose “Change PIN.” You’ll need your current PIN to select a new one.
Already bank with us? Call (316) 291-5303 or (800) 747-5303 to request a debit card. We can help you get started.
Need a checking account? Explore our checking accounts to find an option that fits the way you bank.
Have a business checking account? Contact us about debit card options for your account.
If your identity information is stolen
You can place a free, one-year fraud alert by contacting Equifax, Experian, or TransUnion. The bureau you contact will notify the other two. For current contact information and recovery steps, visit IdentityTheft.gov.
