This bank is ok. It's known and used mainly by locals, because it's a more local bank. Does it have…read moreok staff? Sure. Are they always friendly? Not always, but that's life. Do/can they compete with the bigger, national banks(Bank of America, etc...)? Not really... I suppose the 3 star rating is just an average rating for an overall average bank. Once they add check deposits by ATM and speed up the drive-through teller times, they may, just may get another star...

Washington Trust has become a jr varsity BOA charging fees for everything…read more They sent my replacement ATM cards to a address I haven't used in 20 years. Obviously the do not care about customer retention so after 20 + years with them I will move to a different bank. I would suggest whomever you are to rethink using this bank. and I do not wish them well.

Sandy at the front is awesome always with a smile and helpful, ladies in the offices 10 , tellers…read morealways helpful and polite rating 10, Mike B

Just opened a checking account today with WCCU. Jen was the one who did it for me. Very friendly…read moreand informative!!! After being a member of another credit union for 23 years, I already felt at home within a few minutes. Looking forward to 23+ years at this credit union!! Kudos to Jen!!

Unfriendly teller. My card was stuck in the ATM machine and she showed zero interest in helping me…read moreretrieve it. Terrible service.

I called at five minutes to closing to book an appt. No answer. Message told me to try online…read morebanking, BUT the entire reason for the appt. is to gain access to my acct which has been frozen for transactions I MADE, but they won't let me do it over the phone because my new cell number has not been been verified. They won't accept my SSN or security code for ID. ONLY A CELL NUMBER. THE WORST.

Awesome non profit bank!! Awesome bank tellers!! Excellent customer service!!!! If your looking for…read morea bank of genuine people and honest as well I would recommend liberty bank. I have been banking there for over two years and have never had a problem.

I've been a member of WTCO for 40+ years, I highly recommend them. They've always treated me with…read moreprofessionalism and courtesy.

I was a loyal customer of the Washington Trust Company for about 24 years. I had my house mortgage,…read morecommercial property mortgage, business line of credit, business checking account, personal checking account, and savings accounts for all 5 members of my family. They seemed to treat me fairly and I was happy with them and very familiar with the people there. They understood my business enough to know that large cash withdrawals were an ongoing event in order to conduct my business. My issue with them started about 7 years ago. One of their vice presidents is also a state senator. He is very well liked in the community, and generally runs unopposed at election time winning his seat back. One year a young gentleman decided to run against him in the general election. This young man had stopped at my house while out trying to garner votes. My wife met him and agreed that some new blood in the senate might be a good idea. After their talk my wife agreed to allow him to put his small poster on our front lawn. Within a week my commercial loan officer at the bank called me into his office and asked me why I had the senators opponents poster on my front lawn. It took me a few seconds for my head to stop spinning at which point I said that this is the United States of America and citizens are allowed to vote for whoever they choose. After winning the general election in November, I guess there was still some blood boiling at the bank and the senators office. By using and abusing his power as the Compliance Officer of the bank, the senator submitted the name of my company at a meeting of local and federal authorities. These meetings to my understanding are comprised of local and state police, homeland security, DEA, FBI, and others including the senator. Three days before Christmas a local police Lieutenant and an officer from the DEA came to visit me at my shop. They were told by (somebody) at the Washington Trust Company that I had taken an extremely large sum of cash (roughly 4 million dollars) out of the bank in January of the previous year. I invited the 2 investigators to go over my bank records and they were satisfied that this never happened. I was fairly calm during the whole ordeal. The police lieutenant who knew me as a local businessperson was actually kind of embarrassed but explained to me that they had to follow through on any complaint or misinformation, especially when considering the source. The DEA agent however was just the opposite and acted like I was a criminal. I was never upset during the time they spent with me but as soon as they left I realized what a great injustice had been done to me. This abuse of power perpetrated by The Washington Trust Company and their senator compliance officer has stayed with me ever since. It has instilled in me a mistrust for people who have the opportunity to misuse the power bestowed upon them. I left the Washington Trust Company about 5 months later. After my 24 years as a customer, I was never asked why I was leaving because they knew what had transpired. They gave up about $36,000.00 in interest they were making from me yearly and it meant nothing to them. The senators bruised ego was more important. Home town bank? Sorry, no soul here.

Excellent customer service. Helpful in working through complex issues. Generally available to…read moreanswer questions.

The only thing I can say about this bank was that it is a very convenient bank if you are shopping…read morein the area or visiting and you want to get some quick cash. They have a 24 hour ATM which is extremely convenient. There's also handicapped parking right in front of the bank as well as regular parking on the street for a limited time. I believe it said 15 minute parking so that you could use the bank. I love the decorations in the front and because it was Veterans Day the streets were decorated with lots of flags. So nice to see.