Our services are as diverse as Washington’s industry, which includes tech, airplane technology AND apples!

BBW can provide services ranging from tech, customer service, educational and reliable, efficient ATM/debit products.

Meet your Washington team member

David Philippi - VP, Correspondent Services

David started with Bankers' Bank of the West in 2013, and is focused on providing product education and business development assistance to community banks, with dual capacity roles as VP –Correspondent Services and VP–Business Development. With a commitment to fostering client relationships and enhancing the efficiency and profitability of community banks.

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Delivering operational support, loans, and merchant services to community banks for over 40 years.

Our company has been committed to empowering community banks with the necessary tools to compete and succeed in any economic climate. We offer a range of services, so we hope the next time you need top quality, experienced services,
you think of us!

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RTP, FedNow, International Services, Loans and Participations, investments, and so much more…

Not sure where to start when it comes to FedNow? Or perhaps you want to know more about our Money Market? Loans, merchant services…you name it, we can help.

Fill out the form and we’ll get you direct contact with experts regarding your question and find the solution you need to not just succeed but thrive as well!

Did you know? 

That Washington’s biggest agricultural product is apples? Between Washington and Oregon, it produces 80% of all the fresh apple supply for the US. Approximately 131 Billion 40 lb. cartons in 2021-2022!

Apple farmers are also keeping up with evolution of changing weather and environmental barriers, by increasing varieties and innovating packaging to assist retailers in keeping up validity and yield. An unlikely, yet strong, contender in Washington’s economy.