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Guaranty Bank & Trust
16475 Dallas Parkway
Location Information
16475 Dallas Parkway Suite 100
Addison TX 75001
Phone(972) 447-0800
Toll-free(888) 572-9881
Lobby Hours
Drive-Thru Hours
Banking Services
- Lending Services
- Deposit Services
- Treasury Solutions
- Instant Issue Debit Cards
- Mortgage Lending
- Wealth Management
- SBA Loans
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A bank so simple, it fits in your pocket. Bank anywhere, anytime, across the globe with our easy-to-use online banking and mobile app.
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About Addison
Established in 1913, Guaranty Bank & Trust is one of the oldest and most respected banks in Texas. We have achieved this success by providing the communities we serve with a different kind of bank. One that believes smart banking is about investing people, not just credit scores; succeeding with the community, not at its expense; and having a plan for your growth, not just our own. We offer personal and business banking solutions, as well as Treasury Management, Wealth Management, and SBA Lending. Come visit us today or give us a call at (972) 447-0800.
Our Team
Mike Merritt earned his economics degree from the University of Texas where he was a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. With 30 years of banking experience and leadership, Mike serves as Area President in Dallas. As a life time resident of the Dallas area, Mike and his wife are active with AWARE-Alzheimer’s Association for Resources and Education, National Parkinson Foundation and DAPS – Dallas Area Parkinsonism Society.