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 MidFirst Bank Rates & Review November 2026
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Rates Last Updated and Verified: November 9, 2026
MidFirst Bank rates are not currently in the MonitorBankRates database, but you can compare rates from other banks and credit unions MonitorBankRates tracks, including 12-month CD rates at 3.53%, 6-month CD rates at 4.06% and 3-month CD rates at 1.15%. Deposit rates include 0.01% on savings, 3.00% on money market accounts and 0.05% on checking. Loan rates include 8.00% on HELOCs, 5.99% on auto loans and 14.00% on personal loans. Credit card rates can be found at 9.90%. These rates come from our rate database, not MidFirst Bank, and you can see how they compare in the MidFirst Bank rate tables below. MonitorBankRates evaluates the financial stability of MidFirst Bank with a 5.0 Star Rating, an A+ Overall Health Grade, and a Texas Ratio of 4.93%. Database rates last updated and verified on 11/09/2026. MidFirst Bank money market rates, and other rates, are continually updated to reflect market conditions. We recommend checking back frequently to get the best money market rates and other rates available. Have you opened an account or have any experiences at MidFirst Bank? Share your experience about MidFirst Bank by leaving a review below, or read customer reviews before you decide to use MidFirst Bank. Financial health data as of Q2 2026 (FDIC call report for the quarter ended June 30, 2026). This is the most recent call report available. The FDIC publishes bank call reports about eight weeks after each quarter ends. Current Rate AvailabilityWe're not currently displaying rates for MidFirst Bank, but our database is updated constantly, so check back soon for the latest offers. Are you with MidFirst Bank? We'd love to add your institution's rates. Contact us to get your institution's rates listed on MonitorBankRates. Financial Health HistoryMidFirst Bank’s Texas Ratio rose from 1.25% in Q3 2023 to 4.93% in Q2 2026, so its financial health has stayed very strong over the past 12 quarters. Over the same period its Star Rating moved from 5.0 to 5.0. Lower Texas Ratios are healthier; the green zone below the amber 15% line is where a bank must stay to qualify for the MBR Verified Healthy badge. Hover over or tap a point for that quarter’s figures. Swipe the chart sideways to see every quarter.
Texas Ratio, left axis (lower is healthier)MBR Star Rating, right axis (1 to 5)Health Grade15% Verified Healthy limit (green zone below = healthy)
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How to read this chart: the two lines move in opposite directions by design. The Texas Ratio (blue) measures trouble, so a rising blue line means more non-performing assets against capital. The Star Rating (green) and Health Grade chips measure strength, so they fall when the Texas Ratio climbs and recover when it drops. Show the quarterly figures
Source: FDIC call reports, MonitorBankRates analysis. Ratings shown are recomputed for each quarter with the current methodology and exclude member reviews.
Methodology & Data SourcesMonitorBankRates Star Rating: Our rating for MidFirst Bank is derived from comprehensive financial data published quarterly by the FDIC. Our proprietary rating system evaluates financial stability (including the Texas Ratio and capitalization) and combines it with customer feedback (user reviews) to help you make informed banking decisions. Texas Ratio: We calculate the Texas Ratio using standard industry methodology. This ratio compares the bank's non-performing assets to its tangible common equity and loan loss reserves to assess financial health. Rate Data Aggregation: We gather MidFirst Bank rates using proprietary online rate aggregation technology. Our systems scan constantly to provide the most recent rates available to our visitors.
Disclaimer: Interest rates are variable and subject to change without notice. While we strive for accuracy, rates can change rapidly based on market conditions.
It is always advisable to check with MidFirst Bank's official website for the most current offers and terms.
Bank Profile & Overview
Bank Name
MidFirst Bank
Website
https://www.midfirst.com
Address
501 Nw Grand Blvd,
Oklahoma City, OK 73118 · Oklahoma
Bank Holding Company
G JEFFREY RECORDS JR 2020 FAMILY TR
FDIC Certificate #
4063
Regulator
OCC
Established
February 28, 1911
FDIC Insurance Date
August 9, 1989
Domestic Offices
93
Total Branches
94
FDIC Insured
✓ Yes, up to $250,000 per depositor
FinancialsMonitorBankRates Star Rating
5.0 / 5.0 ★
Overall Health & Safety Grade
A+ (98/100)
Texas Ratio
4.93%
National Average Texas Ratio
5.85%
Return on Assets (ROA)
1.4583%
Return on Equity (ROE)
15.1300%
Non-Performing Loans Ratio (NPL)
14.34%
Total Assets
$42,834,126,000
Total Deposits
$25,329,496,000
Equity Capital
$4,189,376,000
Net Income
$307,004,000
Headquarters
Oklahoma City
Total Branches and Offices
93
Source: FDIC — Last Updated June 30, 2026
Customer ReviewsJohn Spangler
June 20, 2026
I have banked at Midfirst and have never had a problem with them, well there was one and the snafu follows The only thing that went wrong was I withdrew $500.00 and I was recounting my money. The teller messed up and gave me $100.00 to much--so I had a total withdraw of $600.00. When i found it I was still in the lobby. I went back to the teller, layed the money down and had her recount it. She did and gave me the $500.00 back. She didn\'t say thank you for your honesty or anything else. I overlooked it and I\'m still doing business with them.
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Frequently Asked Questions About MidFirst BankHow many branches does MidFirst Bank operate?MidFirst Bank currently maintains approximately 94 branch location(s). Physical branches allow members to access in-person services such as notary consultations and safe deposit boxes. Is there a first-time homebuyer program?Currently, MidFirst Bank does not list a specific first-time homebuyer program, but they provide a range of mortgage and home equity products to assist members with property financing. Are credit management and repair services offered?While formal credit repair services are not currently listed, MidFirst Bank provides members with tools to manage their accounts and build a solid financial history. Does MidFirst Bank offer online and mobile banking?Most modern institutions like MidFirst Bank provide digital access. This includes the ability to check balances, transfer funds, deposit checks via mobile app, and view statements online. You can usually find these services at their official website: https://www.midfirst.com. Are all CD rates listed on MonitorBankRates federally insured?Most are. Banks are insured by the FDIC and most credit unions by the NCUA, up to $250,000 per depositor, per ownership category. A small number of credit unions are privately insured instead, and we label them on their pages. MonitorBankRates is not a bank or credit union; deposit insurance comes from the institution where you open the account. I want to open a CD with an institution listed on MonitorBankRates. How do I open the account?You open the account directly with the bank or credit union. Use the View button next to a rate to go to the institution's website, then apply online, by phone or at a branch. Confirm the current rate and terms with the institution before you deposit. If I open a CD I found on MonitorBankRates, is my account with MonitorBankRates or the institution?Your account is with the financial institution. MonitorBankRates is a rate comparison site; we do not open accounts, hold deposits or handle your money. Why are some CD offers not available for me to open?Some offers are limited to certain states or local areas, require membership or an existing account, need a minimum deposit, or were promotions that have since ended. Rates can also change after we verify them. The institution's website has the current eligibility rules. How do MidFirst Bank rates compare?MidFirst Bank rates aren't in the MonitorBankRates database yet. Other banks and credit unions MonitorBankRates tracks offer 12-month CDs at 3.53% APY, 6-month CDs at 4.06% APY, savings at 0.01% APY, money market at 3.00% APY, checking at 0.05% APY, HELOCs around 8.00%, auto loans at 5.99% APR, personal loans at 14.00% APR and credit cards at 9.90% APR. Compare to Other Banks
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