OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE KANSAS BANKERS ASSOCIATION

2026 Pub. 15 Issue 4

Briefly in Kansas Banking; A lone tree stands in a vibrant sunflower field under a dramatic sunset, with colorful clouds and distant mountains, creating a serene landscape.

Briefly in Kansas Banking: INTRUST Bank

InTrust bank exterior

INTRUST Bank Celebrates 150th Anniversary

From their founding in the boomtown Wichita of 1876 to celebrating 150 years serving communities across the state, INTRUST has remained steadfast in its commitment to the well-being of Kansans. Through five generations of Chandler family leadership, they’ve been guided by the belief that doing business with people, as people, means the relationship matters as much as the transaction, and that their bank’s welfare is indissolubly bound to that of the communities they serve.

As the bank looks to the future and the next 150 years, they are immensely grateful for the opportunity to serve, to contribute to Kansas’ growth and to continue the tradition for generations to come. 

Briefly in Kansas Banking; A lone tree stands in a vibrant sunflower field under a dramatic sunset, with colorful clouds and distant mountains, creating a serene landscape.

Briefly in Kansas Banking: INTRUST Bank

Briefly in Kansas Banking; A lone tree stands in a vibrant sunflower field under a dramatic sunset, with colorful clouds and distant mountains, creating a serene landscape.

Briefly in Kansas Banking: INTRUST Bank

InTrust bank exterior

INTRUST Bank Celebrates 150th Anniversary

From their founding in the boomtown Wichita of 1876 to celebrating 150 years serving communities across the state, INTRUST has remained steadfast in its commitment to the well-being of Kansans. Through five generations of Chandler family leadership, they’ve been guided by the belief that doing business with people, as people, means the relationship matters as much as the transaction, and that their bank’s welfare is indissolubly bound to that of the communities they serve.

As the bank looks to the future and the next 150 years, they are immensely grateful for the opportunity to serve, to contribute to Kansas’ growth and to continue the tradition for generations to come.