Accordia Bank : Overview

Accordia Bank, formerly known as CCBank, is a community bank founded in 1993 in Orem, Utah, originally under the name Orem Community Bank. In August 2026, CCBank became Accordia Bank as part of a broader rebrand designed to reflect the institution’s growth and unify the bank and mortgage businesses under the Accordia name. Its main office is in Pleasant Grove, and it serves individuals, families, and businesses through branches in Utah, Salt Lake, and Washington counties. Its footprint remains focused on Utah rather than a broader multi-state branch network.

Expansion

Accordia Bank began in 1993 in Orem, Utah, and has grown from a single local office into a broader Utah branch network. Its locations now include Orem, Provo, Pleasant Grove, Salem, Sandy, St. George, and Spanish Fork, showing a growth path that has remained focused within Utah rather than outside the state.

Its expansion has also gone beyond physical branches. Limelight Bank, the bank’s online division, reflects its move into digital banking through an online-only brand focused on certificates of deposit (CDs). That gives the institution a broader reach on the deposit side while keeping its branch network centered in Utah.

In 2024, the bank acquired Security Home Mortgage, strengthening its home-lending capabilities. In 2025, it announced a new full-service branch in Spanish Fork and plans for a future flagship branch in Orem that will replace the existing Orem location.

In August 2026, CCBank became Accordia Bank, while Security Home Mortgage became Accordia Mortgage. The rebrand brought the bank and mortgage businesses under a shared Accordia identity as the organization continued to grow.

Together, these developments show that Accordia Bank has expanded through branches, digital deposits, and mortgage lending while keeping its footprint centered in Utah.

Personal Banking

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Accordia Bank’s personal banking lineup is built around the main deposit products many customers look for in a community bank. Its visible consumer accounts include checking, savings, money market accounts, and CDs, giving customers options for everyday banking, short-term savings, and longer-term deposits. Rather than offering an overly large product menu, the bank appears to focus on a smaller group of core account types supported by online and mobile banking tools. Its deposits are FDIC-insured. You can also read more about what FDIC Insurance means for Utah bank customers.

Checking Accounts

Accordia Bank’s personal checking lineup appears to center on 2 main options: Personal Manager Checking and Personal Manager Plus Checking. At a high level, these accounts look closely related, with Personal Manager Plus Checking serving as the higher-balance version for customers who want to earn more from their checking relationship. You can also read more about what you need to open a checking account in Utah.

Personal Manager Checking

A standard personal checking account designed for everyday banking.

• Monthly fee: $0
• Minimum opening deposit: $25
• Includes an Accordia Bank Mastercard debit card

Personal Manager Plus Checking

A higher-balance checking account for customers who want interest-earning potential in their everyday account.

• Monthly fee: $0
• Minimum opening deposit: $25
• Requires a $5,000 minimum balance to earn the listed APY

Savings Accounts

Accordia Bank’s savings side includes both a traditional savings option and a money market account, giving customers more than 1 way to hold funds outside checking. The savings account is positioned as the simpler option for building reserves, while the money market account is designed for customers who want higher balances, tiered returns, and more flexible access to their funds.

High-Yield Savings

A savings account designed for customers who want to earn interest without locking funds into a fixed term.

• Monthly fee: $0
• Minimum opening deposit: $100

Money Market Account

A deposit account designed for customers who want a blend of liquidity and higher returns.

• Monthly fee: $0
• Minimum opening deposit: $1,000
• Offers tiered interest rates
• Includes check-writing flexibility

Certificates of Deposit (CDs)

Accordia Bank also offers certificates of deposit (CDs) for customers who want a fixed-term deposit option rather than keeping all savings in checking or money market accounts. Its visible CD lineup includes terms ranging from 6 months to 60 months, giving customers several time-based savings options within the bank’s broader deposit mix. Other online CD options are also available through Limelight Bank, which Accordia Bank lists among its subsidiary companies. 

• Monthly fee: $0
• Minimum opening deposit: $1,000
• Available in terms of 6, 12, 18, 24, 36, and 60 months
• Offers a fixed rate for the selected term

Business Banking

Accordia Bank’s business banking services are designed for companies that need both deposit accounts and financing support from a local bank. Its business lineup includes business checking, business savings, money market accounts, commercial loans, SBA loans, and treasury-related services, giving it a broader role than a bank focused only on basic deposits.

Business Deposit Accounts

Accordia Bank’s visible business deposit accounts include Business Manager Checking, Business Savings, and Business Manager Connect. Together, these accounts give businesses options for everyday operating funds, reserve balances, and higher-liquidity cash management.

Business Manager Checking

This is Accordia Bank’s business checking account for day-to-day company banking.

Business Savings

Accordia Bank also offers Business Savings for businesses that want to keep reserve funds in a separate deposit account.

Business Manager Connect

This account appears to function as a business money market account, giving businesses a way to manage larger balances with more liquidity.

Business Loans

Commercial Loans

On the lending side, Accordia Bank provides commercial and industrial loans for businesses that need financing for operations, growth, equipment, or other business needs.

SBA Loans

The bank also offers SBA 7(a) and SBA 504 loans, which are commonly used by small businesses for expansion, equipment, real estate, and other longer-term financing needs.

Business Services

In addition to accounts and loans, Accordia Bank highlights services such as ACH, merchant services, and online and mobile banking, which help businesses manage payments and day-to-day money movement.

Taken together, these products show that Accordia Bank’s business banking platform is built to serve not only basic deposit needs, but also the financing and operational needs of small and midsize businesses in Utah.

Home Loans

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Accordia Bank’s home lending platform includes services offered through Accordia Mortgage, formerly known as Security Home Mortgage. Alongside that mortgage platform, the bank also highlights HELOCs and Construction & Lot Loans, showing that its home-finance offering goes beyond a basic mortgage page.

Mortgage Loans

Accordia Bank’s mortgage lending is presented through Accordia Mortgage, which supports the bank’s broader home-finance platform for borrowers looking to purchase a home.

Refinance Options

The bank’s mortgage platform also supports refinancing, making it relevant for homeowners who want to replace or update an existing home loan.

Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)

Accordia Bank offers a HELOC for homeowners who want to borrow against available equity while keeping flexible access to funds.

Construction & Lot Loans

The bank also lists Construction & Lot Loans for customers financing a home build, land purchase, or related project.

Conclusion

Accordia Bank, formerly known as CCBank, is a Utah community bank with roots going back to 1993 in Orem. Over time, it has grown from a single local office into a broader Utah institution with branches in multiple parts of the state while maintaining a footprint centered on Utah.

Its overall product mix reflects that community-bank role. On the personal side, Accordia Bank offers checking accounts, savings, money market accounts, and CDs. It also participates in lending through home-equity products, mortgage lending through Accordia Mortgage, and construction-related financing. On the business side, the bank provides business deposit accounts, commercial lending, and SBA-related services for local companies.

Overall, Accordia Bank operates as a full-service community bank serving both households and businesses across its Utah footprint.

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In Utah Financial News August 17 23, 2026, we look at these developments and what they mean for Utah’s changing financial landscape, from the growth of local and regional banking operations to continued investment in Utah-based financial technology.

This week’s roundup covers several notable developments across Utah’s banking and fintech sectors:

• CCBank completed its transition to Accordia Bank,
• Columbia Bank continued expanding its Wasatch Front presence with a new Draper location
• Lehi-based Weave agreed to a $650 million acquisition by Francisco Partners.

CCBank Becomes Accordia Bank

Utah-based CCBank officially became Accordia Bank on August 17, completing a rebrand announced earlier this summer. The bank’s mortgage subsidiary, Security Home Mortgage, also became Accordia Mortgage as the two businesses moved under the same brand.

The change is a rebrand rather than a sale, merger, or acquisition. Accordia says customers’ account numbers, routing numbers, cards, checks, online banking credentials, and automatic payments remain unchanged. The bank also continues under the same leadership and local ownership.

Accordia Bank maintains banking locations in Orem, Pleasant Grove, Provo, Salem, Sandy, Spanish Fork, and St. George, along with its corporate office in Pleasant Grove.

For more information about the institution, see UtahFi’s Accordia Bank profile.

Source: Accordia Bank — CCBank Rebrand

Columbia Bank Expands Its Utah Presence With Draper Branch

​Columbia Bank announced the opening of a new commercial office and retail branch in Draper on August 18, continuing the regional bank’s expansion in Utah.

The new location occupies approximately 14,000 square feet in Draper’s Minuteman Office Plaza and combines commercial and retail banking services. Columbia moved its former South Jordan branch to the expanded Draper location.

Draper is the first of three new Columbia Bank locations planned for the Salt Lake City metropolitan area in 2026. The bank says additional locations in Pleasant Grove and the Sugar House neighborhood of Salt Lake City are expected to follow.

Columbia entered the Utah market in 2022 as Umpqua Bank, initially establishing a commercial banking team in the state. Following Umpqua’s merger with Columbia Banking System and the transition to the Columbia Bank brand, the institution has continued building its Utah presence, including adding a Salt Lake City-based commercial real estate group. The planned locations will expand access to consumer banking, commercial lending, treasury management, wealth management, healthcare banking, and other services.

If you are comparing banks operating in the state, you can also explore UtahFi’s Best Banks in Utah ranking.

Source: Read Columbia Bank’s Utah expansion announcement

Lehi-Based Weave Agrees to $650 Million Acquisition

Lehi-based Weave Communications announced on August 18 that it has agreed to be acquired by Francisco Partners in an all-cash transaction with an aggregate equity valuation of approximately $650 million.

Under the agreement, Weave stockholders will receive $7.40 per share in cash, representing an approximately 34% premium to the company’s closing stock price on August 17.

Weave provides an AI-powered patient engagement and payments platform designed for healthcare practices. The company says its technology is used by more than 40,000 locations.

After the transaction is completed, Weave will become a privately held company and its shares will no longer trade on the New York Stock Exchange. Importantly for Utah’s technology sector, Weave plans to retain its headquarters in Lehi and continue operating under the Weave name.

The companies said the transaction is expected to support additional investment in Weave’s artificial intelligence platform, payments capabilities, and revenue-cycle management products.

The acquisition adds another significant development to Utah’s financial technology ecosystem. Explore UtahFi’s Fintechs coverage for profiles of Utah-connected financial technology companies, or visit Innovations for a closer look at technologies changing financial services.

Source: Read the Weave acquisition announcement from Francisco Partners