Bank of Botetourt is a financial institution operating across Virginia,... Bank of Botetourt is a financial institution operating across Virginia, providing a comprehensive range of banking products and services. Customers can access various deposit options, including checking, savings, money market, and individual retirement accounts, alongside certificates of deposit. The bank also caters to diverse lending requirements, offering residential mortgage, home equity, consumer, auto, commercial real estate, lot, equipment, secured term, agricultural, and raw land loans. Furthermore, it provides lines of credit and overdraft facilities. An extensive suite of insurance products is available, encompassing property and casualty coverage, homeowner and renter policies, fire and flood insurance, builders risk, automobile, motorcycle, and boat insurance. Additionally, clients can obtain life, accident, disability, long-term care, personal article, and umbrella policies, along with business auto, general and professional liability, workers' compensation, and surety bonds. Cash management services are also part of its offerings. For wealth management, the bank delivers personalized investment services, which include brokerage, retirement planning, risk management, and portfolio and insurance analysis. These services extend to Medicare/Medicaid planning, charitable giving, business succession, and estate planning, as well as solutions for long-term health care considerations and tax reduction strategies. Convenient digital and payment solutions comprise credit and debit cards, bill payment services, online, mobile, and telephone banking, remote deposit capture, and merchant services. The bank operates a network of thirteen branch offices strategically located throughout Virginia, specifically in Botetourt, Roanoke, Rockbridge, and Franklin counties, as well as the City of Salem and Town of Vinton. Founded in 1899, Bank of Botetourt is headquartered in Buchanan, Virginia. It operated as Bank Of Buchanan until July 1995, when it adopted its current name.
