SouthState Bank

Reviews

• BA

  Benjamin Adams

  Sep 19, 2025
  5.0
  Awesome
• SB

  Subhajit Bag

  Aug 9, 2025
  5.0
  I visited the SouthState Bank Midtown branch at 712 West Peachtree St NW (Suite 120) in Atlanta a few days ago, just steps from the Georgia Tech campus at the corner of 3rd Street and West Peachtree . Pros: Very convenient location—great for students, faculty, or anyone near Midtown or Tech Square. Lobby hours are straightforward: Mon–Fri, 9 AM to 4 PM, with a walk-up ATM available 24/7 . The branch offers a full range of services, including deposits, withdrawals, commercial and small business banking, mortgage assistance by appointment, wealth management, international wires, notary services, safe deposit boxes, and more . Friendly staff and a clean, modern environment—helped make my brief visit smooth and efficient (adjust this based on your actual experience!). Suggestions for Improvement: The branch can get a bit busy during midday rush. A few more tellers or streamlined processes during peak times would make it even better. Waiting area could use additional seating for more comfort, especially during busy periods. Overall: This branch is perfect if you're in Midtown or around Georgia Tech and need reliable, full-service banking. Quick, professional service, a great location, and a solid mix of services earn it a strong recommendation. Just keep an eye on wait times around lunchtime!
• CP

  creqm puff

  Jul 14, 2025
  1.0
  My husband just opened an account here at this location.They are trying to close it why I don't know and trying to freeze out funds. This doesn't make any sense. The account is brand new make it make sense. This bank is horrible
• MC

  Mirisha Coleman

  Oct 1, 2024
  2.0
  The only reason I am giving two stars is because the front desk teller was nice. Jazlyn, I believe? Since I moved to Atlanta, cashing/depositing checks has been an issue. I have been to this SouthState and the one on Piedmont Road, and I had the same experience every time. They make you feel like you're lying/committing fraud. I understand ATL has become known for scamming and fraud, but not all customers are lying/being fraudulent. I sold my home in SC in July. I didn't receive the funds from the sale until August, and then the escrow check from my remaining funds from escrow post sell in September. I did not want to update my address in the SS system until I got everything squared away from the sale to prevent any issues/discrepancies. That makes sense, right? Even though I still have my SC license and it is not expired, it is not active. I don't believe you can have a driver's license active in two states. When I went to the GA DMV to update my driver's license, the personnel at the DMV drew a line on the back of my SC ID across the barcoded portion so anyone I tried to show it would know it was inactive since I have my GA one as active. My escrow check still had my SC address on it (as it should), and I was planning on updating it in the SS system once I received all the funds from the sale. I understand having to verify the customers' information, but telling the customer, "How do we know the other license isn't active?" How do we know she's telling the truth? " is very upsetting to me. To be clear, it was not Jazlyn who said that but one of the office personnel. A middle-aged-looking black woman. Ask your GA DMV. The only reason I keep the SC driver's license on me is because it is very hard/takes time to update your address on every single account you hold when moving. So I keep it on me for proof only when asked for any companies that do not have my updated address yet. Maybe the two people who helped me have never moved out of state, but I have several times. The escrow check was only around 700.00. It wasn't a huge amount. It's getting hard to tell where to bank as a black woman. I saw the issue online that the new female black doctor had at JP Morgan Chase trying to deposit her first check as a doctor and every time I try to deposit my check for a decent amount I have issues with SS. Being an urban place like Atlanta, I didn't think I would have these issues. I never felt feel this nervous to go into my SS bank in Aiken, Abbeville, and Greenwood SC. Actual towns known for racism.
• NH

  N H

  Apr 9, 2021
  1.0
  Atm broken so you lose your debit card and anyone can steal and they refuse to fix it or tag it off . I was trying to pull money out for a apartments and they cause me the lose the apartment I was getting. I'm thinking about seeing them.

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