Fifth Third Military Banking Account

At Fifth Third Bank, it’s our honor to serve you. As part of our suite of checking accounts, we're proud to support the financial goals of current and former U.S. military members and their families with Fifth Third Military Checking.

How to Qualify for a Military Checking Account

We will need your full name, address, phone, date of birth, a primary form of identification, a US Taxpayer Identification Number (such as a social security number), and a military ID or DD214.

  • To apply online: You must be 18 years or older, have a social security number, and have a valid form of identification.
  • To apply in-person: You must have a valid form of identification. A non-resident alien (NRA) can open an account at a Fifth Third branch.

Benefits of a Military Checking Account

We’re Ready to Serve You 24-7-365

Our Military customers have a dedicated Military Team ready to answer your questions 24-7-365 by calling 1-877-899-0815.

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Veterans Program

No amount of thanks can be given to show our appreciation for those who have, and continue, to serve. We’re honored to support veterans in a variety of ways, including the delivery of military banking and veteran-focused financial products and services, through our Veterans Program. Learn more about our program—from VA Home Loans to SBA Patriot Express Loans—today.

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Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA)

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) is a federal law that provides a range of relief to active duty servicemembers. The law's purpose is to provide certain loan relief to members of the armed forces so they can focus their full attention on their military responsibilities without adverse consequences for them or their families.

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Military Banking FAQs

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