Quaint Oak Bank

"When my bank wouldn't help, Quaint Oak stepped in and helped us get a PPP loan. They are the greatest. Couldn't recommend them enough. Very customer service friendly and always goes above and beyond to help us."

"I was recently helped by Jonathan Klass and the team at Quaint Oak Bank. Jonathan went well above and beyond my normal expectations. He and his team are professional and knowledgeable. They treat me like a real human being, and not just an account number. Jonathan Klass and the team at Quaint Oak Bank are a pleasure to work with. Great bank. I highly recommend."

"When I was hearing from all my friends with small business' having trouble getting their PPP loan started, mine was already processed and waiting for funding. Quaint Oak got us across the finish line without any issues - and when I asked if they could help some of my friends out - they welcomed the challenge and addressed their needs as well. Couldn't have asked for a better experience in such uncertain times. Thank you!"

"Quaint Oak Bank helped us get our PPP loan. They are very professional , customer service oriented and pleasure to do business with. They treat you as a customer not as account number and always willing to help you with your business. This is the big difference working with a community bank versus a big bank. Very rewarding experience. I highly recommend them."

"My big bank (that I have had an account at since I was 5 years old and have had my business account at for 7 years now) prioritized companies like Ruth's Chris and Shake Shack when processing PPP loans meant for true small businesses like mine. I was completely passed over despite applying within the very first hour of the very first day these loans were available. I tried for a month to get in touch with someone and failed. Out of desperation I applied at Quaint Oak for the second round of funding. Despite the fact that I had no relationship with them Nicholas Consolo reached out to me the very next day to process my application. I am so appreciative of his willingness to assist. Smaller banks (and businesses!) are always better!"