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Capital Community Bank
Our Capital Community Bank Review
Capital Community Bank (CCBank) is a locally owned community bank headquartered in Provo, Utah, and has been serving Utah County businesses since 1993. Its business lending lineup covers lines of credit, term loans, commercial real estate financing, construction finance, and equipment finance. As a community bank, CCBank tends toward relationship-based lending rather than automated decisions — a potential advantage if your business has a nuanced story to tell. Geography is a real constraint here: the bank's focus on Utah County means businesses outside that area are unlikely to qualify. Prospective borrowers should be aware that a consumer advocacy organization filed a formal comment letter in 2023 raising concerns about lending practices at the bank — worth factoring into your evaluation alongside any conversations you have directly with the institution.
Who Is Capital Community Bank Best For?
Based on eligibility requirements and available products.
- Businesses where credit score is not a primary factor
- Businesses that need equipment or machinery financing
- Businesses with commercial real estate financing needs
- Businesses that need flexible, revolving access to capital
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Capital Community Bank Pros & Cons
Pros
- No minimum credit score requirement
- Wide range of financing products
Frequently Asked Questions
Capital Community Bank does not apply a strict minimum credit score requirement, making it accessible to a wider range of businesses.
Capital Community Bank offers the following financing products: Equipment Finance, Construction Finance, Commercial Real Estate Financing, Line of Credit, Term Loan.
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