Fund projects with tax-exempt debt
Raise capital to finance public capital improvements and other projects.
SOLUTIONS AND SERVICE THAT SUPPORT THE PUBLIC SECTOR
Stress less, serve more
As a public sector official, nonprofit director, agency head or a consultant to the public sector, you get responsive, always-on assistance to help tackle challenges and deliver positive outcomes.
State and local government banking
Government service is built on trust and delivery. So is government banking.
At U.S. Bank, we understand the mission. We realize constituents value efficiency and reliability. That’s why we work diligently to offer tailored, reliable, scalable solutions for government needs. Watch our video to learn why more than 5,000 government entities across the country trust U.S. Bank for government banking.
A full-service approach tailored to public-sector needs
By leveraging our strength and stability, you can turn to one financial partner to increase operational efficiencies.
Disburse government funds with prepaid cards
Distribute payments while giving your recipients immediate access to funds.
Maximize electronic payment distributions
Decrease check usage and limit employee payroll fees to reduce costs.
Get support from an investment services partner who has your back
Minimize risk and increase efficiency with corporate trust and custody solutions strategically aligned with your needs.
Process payments quickly, conveniently and securely
Meet citizen expectations with a secure and convenient payment process that can help reduce the cost of payment acceptance.
Find the right payment mix for your public-sector needs
Manage transactions and integrate new technologies to optimize your cash flow and mitigate fraud risks.
Forward-thinking strategies to support your mission
Our forward-looking strategies and modern technology for public sector banking help fulfill your mission to serve with transparency, accuracy and detail. From higher education to nonprofits, federal agencies and municipalities, we have deep resources.
- Seamlessly deliver reliable solutions and service to improve your efficiency
- Create, tailor and scale our technology and support aligned to your goals
- Respond to changes you require and guide you every step
Insights to inform public-sector decision-makers
How flexibility plays a role for municipal return-to-office schedules
As municipalities return to office, worker flexibility is top of mind. From hybrid schedules to digital technology, the need for adaptability is here to stay.
What government officials should know about real-time payments
Public entities can benefit from RTP, a new payment rail that enables instant constituent payments for tax refunds, unemployment and more.
Lessons for local governments to prevent post-pandemic fraud
As we move from the COVID-19 pandemic, local governments must assess new cybersecurity threats to prevent payment fraud as part of our new normal.
How U.S. Bank gives back
Investing back into our communities.
$43.6 billion –
Invested in environmentally beneficial business since 2008
$6.1 billion –
Loaned and invested to revitalize low-to-moderate income communities
$197 million –
In capital to Black-owned or led businesses and organizations
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