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Predictable.
Protected.

Introducing Valliance Bank's V-Bill Account.

We designed the V-Bill Account to offer the strength of a T-Bill-style product without the complications, creating a unique blend of security, simplicity, and accessibility that’s hard to find anywhere else. No other bank in the region offers a benefit like this. Valliance is proud to raise the bar for what you can expect from modern banking.

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Valliance V-Bill Account

A traditional T-Bill account + innovation =

The V-Bill Account

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This isn't another gimmick in a sea of banking "solutions." The V-Bill Account is a dynamic fusion of flexibility and superior returns designed to boost your savings and provide peace of mind about your money.

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Rate Boost

Interest rates that outperform the market average.

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Security

Full FDIC insurance coverage - not the usual $250,000 max.

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Flexibility

Unlimited deposits, up to 6 monthly withdrawals. 

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Fixed Growth

Rates are adjusted monthly to reflect current 90-day T-Bill rates.

How is a V-Bill Account different from a T-Bill investment?


It's insured.

T-Bills aren’t insured. Your V-Bill Account provides full FDIC protection for total peace of mind.


It's simple.

T-Bill investing can be complex and tedious. Opening a V-Bill Account is simple and fast. 


It's accessible.

T-Bills lock up funds until maturity. A V-Bill Account gives you flexible access.

Open Your V-Bill Account In Minutes.

We'll walk you through it and answer any questions you have.

*APY=Annual Percentage Yield. APY effective as of 03/03/2025. The interest rate and APY are variable and subject to change after account is opened. $250,000 minimum balance to obtain APY. $250,000 minimum opening deposit required. The interest rate and APY depends upon the applicable rate tier. The interest rate and APY for these tiers may change. Fees could reduce earnings on the account.  Six (6) total withdrawals allowed per statement cycle. $5.00 excessive item fee assessed for each withdrawal thereafter. FDIC insurance coverage is subject to limitations. See a banker for details.