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• What is the contact number for Regions Bank?

  Phone Number of Regions Bank Contact is 1-800-734-4667 . Regions Bank officially known as Regions Financial Corporation is a public banking and financial service provider bank. It was founded in the year 1971.

• What is the telephone number for Regions Bank?

  Phone Numbers and Support. If you have a question about your bank account or another product you have through the Regions Bank then contact the Regions Bank Customer Service department. The telephone number is 800-734-4667 .

• How many branches does Regions Bank have?

  Regions Bank currently operates with 1419 branches located in 15 states. The bank has most branches in Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia. As of today, Regions Bank is the 7th largest bank in US by branch count.

• Does Regions Bank have free checking?

  As of 2015, it is not free to open a checking account with Regions Bank . The bank offers six types of checking accounts and all require a $50 minimum deposit to open. Regions Bank ’s checking accounts include the LifeGreen checking account, the LifeGreen eAccess account and the LifeGreen simple checking account.

• What is the history of Regions Bank?

  The history of Regions Bank dates back to 1971 when the Regions Financial Corporation came into existence and it was also known as First Alabama Bancshares. It was formed by the amalgamation of the First National Bank of Montgomery and the First National Bank of Huntsville .