Building stronger communities through trusted banking since 2003. We're not just a bank – we're your partners across the UK, USA, Germany, France, and Brazil.
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At Unity Oak's Trust, we believe that banking should be about more than just transactions. It's about building relationships, strengthening communities, and helping our members achieve their financial dreams across borders.
Founded in 2003 in London, we've grown from a single UK branch to a global presence with offices in the USA, Germany, France, and Brazil. We're not just a bank – we're a trusted partner in your financial journey, wherever you are.
Serving members in five countries across three continents
London (HQ)
New York
Frankfurt
Paris
São Paulo
The principles that guide every decision we make, in every country
We prioritise the needs of our members and communities above all else, reinvesting locally to create lasting impact wherever we operate.
Every decision we make is guided by transparency, honesty, and a commitment to doing what's right for our members across all five countries.
We continuously evolve to meet changing needs while maintaining the personal touch that defines who we are, from London to São Paulo.
Experienced leaders committed to your success across borders
From London to the world
First branch in the City of London with just 3 employees
Opened New York office, serving international clients
Launched in Frankfurt and Paris
Opened São Paulo office, completing five-country presence
68,000+ members across 5 countries, serving globally
Making a difference where it matters most, in every country we serve
Helped fund over
homes across five countries
Awarded
in student scholarships globally
Donated
to local nonprofits worldwide
Unity Oak's Trust is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. Our Financial Services Register number is 816237.
We maintain regulated branches in New York (USA), Frankfurt (Germany), Paris (France), and São Paulo (Brazil), each operating under local regulatory frameworks.
