MVB Bank | Company Profile - Revenue, Headcount, Tech Stack, Contacts

Company Directory for MVB Bank

Team Bitscale

17 Feb 2026 — 1 min read

MVB Bank

Overview

MVB Financial Corp. is a bank holding company based in Fairmont, West Virginia, and is publicly traded on NASDAQ as part of the Russell 2000®. Since its establishment in 1997, the institution has evolved from a community bank into a dynamic financial services provider, with a strong focus on fintech banking solutions. It has experienced rapid growth in both workforce and assets, expanding its reach across West Virginia and Virginia.

The bank operates through core segments such as Core Banking, Mortgage Banking, and Financial Holding, offering a wide array of traditional banking products, deposit accounts, and loan options. MVB specializes in Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) for gaming, payments, and digital assets sectors, making approximately $1.5 billion in loans annually. The company is committed to advancing financial wellbeing for individuals and corporate clients, fostering a strong organizational culture.

Basic Information

Industry	banking, financial services
Founded	1999
Revenue	$202.7M
Headquarters	301 Virginia Avenue, Fairmont, WV 26554, United States
Languages	English
Alexa Ranking

Contact Details

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

Commercial banking
Acquiring sponsorship
Issuing sponsorship
Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS)
Commercial lending
Government contractor & lease financing
Payments
Small business lending
Gaming operator financial solutions
Cash management services
Digital banking
Business banking accounts
Services
Personal banking accounts
Merchant services
Major banks
Finance
Mortgage loans
Commercial real estate
First checking
Mobile check deposit
Mobile banking
Mortgage
Certificates of deposit
Customer accounts
FDIC insured
Bill pay
Certificate of deposit
Partner checking
Interest on lawyers trust account
B2C
Business checking
Online banking
Personal checking
Loan options
55 and better checking
Premier money market account
Mobile banking app
B2B
Money market accounts
Banking and financial services
Bank branches
Statement savings
Individual retirement accounts
Banking services
Savings accounts
Mortgage services
Health savings account
Interest-bearing accounts
Personal banking
Business banking
Financial products
Financial services
Performance checking
Debit and credit cards
Home loans
Checking accounts

Technologies Used

AI
AvidXchange
CloudFlare
CloudFlare Hosting
Cloudflare DNS
Drupal
ICP
Microsoft Office 365
Outlook
Q2
Rackspace MailGun
Sage
Slack
Snowflake
Trend Micro Smart Protection

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