At Truist, our purpose is to inspire and build better lives and communities. That happens through real care to make things better. To meet client needs, to empower teammates, and to lift up communities.
Supposed to be open. Not open. Wasted my time driving there. 20 min each way.
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Rowland Husser
Nov 16, 2022
1.0
Most difficult bank we’ve ever dealt with. Can’t deposit cash in our daughters account. Bank requires money order/cashiers checks, then puts a two day hold on the account. We get a different reason each time. Drive through cashier is too slow (sometimes 10 minutes) for “simple” deposit. Avoid at all costs.
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Italia Lew
Aug 19, 2020
1.0
The ATM blacked out in the middle of a cash deposit 5 days later an analyst denied my claim stating it was no record. They are thieves & I will be closing my account.
Do you need a debit card and checks? A safe place to save money you’ve earned? Or both? Check out our checking and savings account options to find the best one for you.
Checking accounts are used for day-to-day transactions, like buying something online or at a store with a debit card, sending money digitally, writing a rent check, or depositing cash and checks.
Savings accounts are more of a one-way street—a place to deposit money to save up for a goal or emergency fund.
You can open your new account any way you want. (Note that Truist CDs can only be opened at a branch.)
Online: Get started right away by opening your account online. You’ll have to wait a few days for your debit card and checks to arrive by mail—or you can visit a branch to get a temporary debit card ASAP.
Branch: Visit a branch near you during business hours to open your new account. Bonus—you’ll walk out with a ready-to-use temporary debit card with your new checking account.
Phone: Call us at 844-4TRUIST (844-487-8487). We’re available Monday through Friday, 8 am to 8 pm, and Saturday, 8 am to 5 pm.
How do you activate your debit card?
A debit card gives you the freedom to make digital purchases and in-person payments using the cash in your checking account—but you'll need to activate it first. Activate your card online.
What are the drive-thru hours at Truist on weekdays?
The drive-thru at Truist is open Monday through Thursday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and on Friday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. It is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Can I open a new checking or savings account at Truist online?
Yes, you can open a checking or savings account online. After opening online, your debit card and checks will be mailed to you, or you can visit a branch to get a temporary debit card immediately.
How do I activate my new debit card from Truist?
You can activate your debit card online to start making digital and in-person payments using the cash in your checking account.
What banking products and services does Truist offer at the 4204 Ebenezer Rd location?
Truist offers checking and savings accounts, commercial banking, credit cards, loans, mortgages, online and mobile banking, small business banking, and wealth management services.
Is Truist open on weekends?
No, Truist is closed on Saturdays and Sundays at the 4204 Ebenezer Rd location in Baltimore.
How can I make an appointment to visit Truist?
You can schedule an appointment online via the reservation URL provided by Truist at https://truistconsumerbank.my.site.com/s/?cid=local-seo-appointment.
What nearby places can I visit before or after banking at Truist on Ebenezer Road?
Nearby you can visit Outback Steakhouse for a meal, or stop by Rommel Ace Home Center for hardware needs. Additionally, Splash In car wash is close by if you want to clean your vehicle.
Are there ATM options close to the Truist branch at 4204 Ebenezer Rd?
Yes, nearby ATM options include Bitstop Bitcoin ATM, Athena Bitcoin ATM, and several Bank of America ATMs.
Where can I get fuel or convenience store items near Truist on Ebenezer Road?
You can visit Shell, Gulf, or Marathon gas stations near the Truist location, which also have convenience stores and automotive parts.
What makes Truist a trustworthy banking choice?
Truist is a member of FDIC and an equal housing lender, established since 1872, dedicated to empowering clients and building communities.