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BankFirst is a state-chartered bank based in Columbus, Mississippi founded in 1888 and a wholly-owned subsidiary of BankFirst Capital Corporation, a publicly traded financial services company. BankFirst offers personal and business banking services including personal loans, mortgages, auto loans, construction loans, commercial loans and lines of credit, agriculture loans, merchant services, credit cards, wealth management services, and other banking and financial services. BankFirst has locations throughout Alabama and Mississippi.
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