AgFirst Farm Credit Bank | Company Profile - Revenue, Headcount, Tech Stack, Contacts

Company Directory for AgFirst Farm Credit Bank

Team Bitscale

18 Feb 2026 — 1 min read

AgFirst Farm Credit Bank

Overview

AgFirst Farm Credit Bank is a cooperatively owned wholesale lender and service provider within the U.S. Farm Credit System, based in Columbia, South Carolina. Established in 1995 through the merger of two banks, it serves 16 local Farm Credit and Ag Credit associations across 15 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico. With a cooperative structure valued at $48 billion, the bank supports approximately 80,000 farmers, agribusinesses, and rural homeowners.

Providing wholesale funding and a range of value-added services, AgFirst enables its association partners to utilize technology solutions for loan systems and cybersecurity, capital markets expertise for long-term funding, and operational support through shared services. The organization invests in community programs, offering scholarships and supporting rural development initiatives, and leverages economies of scale to help local associations effectively serve borrowers while promoting agricultural and rural growth.

Basic Information

Industry	banking, capital markets, financial services
Founded	1916
Revenue	$1.4B
Headquarters	1901 Main Street, Columbia, South Carolina 29201, United States
Languages	English

Contact Details

Phone: +1 800-845-1745
Website: agfirst.com
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/agfirst-farm-credit-bank

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

Financial services for farmers and rural homeowners
Wholesale funding to local Farm Credit and Ag Credit associations
Technology solutions for banking and loan systems
Cybersecurity for financial institutions
Capital markets expertise for long-term funding
Operational support through shared services
Community programs, scholarships, and rural development support
Loan origination, servicing platforms, and product management
Data analytics, information security, and IT infrastructure
Cooperative banking structure and profit sharing
Support for agricultural community and agribusiness financing

Technologies Used

ACL
AI
ANGEL LMS
AWS Trusted Advisor
Amazon CloudWatch
Amazon EC2
Amazon S3
Azure Devops
Azure Linux Virtual Machines
Bash
Bloomberg Professional Services
CAT
Encompass
GAS
Gem
Google AdWords Conversion
Google Tag Manager
Hubspot
IBM Mainframe
Microsoft Active Directory Federation Services
Microsoft Azure Hosting
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Office 365
Microsoft PowerPoint
Microsoft PowerShell
Microsoft Roaming User Profiles
Microsoft Windows Server 2012
Mobile Friendly
Mulesoft
Nginx
Ning
Oracle Cloud
Python
Quest ActiveRoles Server
React
Remote
SAP
Salesforce
ServiceNow
SharePoint
Sizmek (MediaMind)
Slack
Tor
VMware vSphere
Varnish
Vimeo
YouTube
accessiBe
nCino Cloud Banking Platform

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