OneUnited Card Designs

Introducing

The Greenwood Card

In celebration of the new Black Wall Street!

We continue the legacy of the Greenwood District of Tulsa Ok, established in 1906, also known as Black Wall Street, and Charles Cohee Jr., a civil rights leader in Greenwood-era Oklahoma and ancestor of OneUnited Chairman & CEO Kevin Cohee.

Our Card Designs

Get the BankBlack Card

Setting the standard for #BlackExcellence.

The BankBlack® Visa Debit Card is a unique black-on-black design that celebrates our financial accomplishments, sophistication, and willingness to help our community come together and act as a unified force.

#BankBlack with pride and style.

Get the King Card

We know a new generation of Kings and Queens in America are claiming their thrones.

We introduced “The King” card as a way to acknowledge and celebrate our community, from scientists, activists, educators, entertainers, entrepreneurs to dreamers…celebrate the royalty in our DNA.

Get the Queen Card

Everyone knows #BlackGirlsRock…which is why we introduced “The Queen” Visa debit card.

This is just one way we can acknowledge and celebrate our community, for all the ways you make this world a better place…we see you and respect you. Celebrate the royalty in our DNA.

Get the Justice Card

We know the mosaic that represents the Black community in America is a rich history of immigrants.

Many of us are immigrants from Jamaica, Haiti, Trinidad, and Barbados or new arrivals from the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico. We introduced the Justice Card to celebrate this history and the #BankBlack and #BuyBlack Movement.

Get the Lady Liberty Card

The beauty, grace, and confidence of Lady Liberty cannot be denied.

Lady Liberty stands over 12 feet high in a mural – Thunder & Enlightening – on the front of our Miami branch.

In August of 2017, we added her beautiful, unique, and powerful presence as a card design.

Get the Doonie Card

Yes, Doonie is adorable! He also represents our team’s journey to embrace an important tradition within the Black community – nicknaming our children.

We recognize the importance of being authentic.

We recognize the importance of paying tribute to our traditions, and the artist who created the work.