St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla National Bank Announces a New Era of Banking; CORE Banking Upgrade

BASSETERRE, St. Kitts – May 15, 2026 – The St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla National Bank (SKNANB), one of the leading financial institutions in the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union, has announced a transformative core banking system upgrade that will reshape the banking experience for its thousands of retail and corporate clients across the region. This comprehensive infrastructure overhaul represents one of the most significant digital investments in the bank’s 50-plus year history, laying the groundwork for faster, more secure, and customer-centric financial services.

The initiative underscores SKNANB’s long-standing commitment to driving innovation, streamlining operational efficiency, and rolling out modern financial solutions aligned with the shifting needs of today’s consumers and business owners. For years, the bank has served as a cornerstone of economic development in St. Kitts and Nevis, holding more than $3 billion in total assets, over $2 billion in customer deposits, and a $1 billion-plus loan portfolio, so this upgrade is positioned to strengthen its ability to support community and commercial growth for decades to come.

Customers across all segments will see tangible improvements to their daily banking activities, with upgrades focused on boosting convenience, transaction speed, and user control over financial accounts. The changes span three core areas:

First, the bank will retire its existing separate mobile and online banking platforms in favor of a single, unified digital banking interface built for a more seamless, intuitive user experience. The new platform is designed to work consistently across mobile and desktop devices, eliminating the friction of disconnected services that many customers have previously navigated.

Second, corporate and business clients will gain access to expanded capabilities tailored to their operational needs. The unified business platform enhances both domestic and international payment processing, adds streamlined support for payroll and bulk payment workflows, includes secure multi-user access for business teams, and enables real-time monitoring of all account activity to help businesses manage cash flow more effectively.

Third, all customers will receive new account numbers for savings, chequing, term deposit, and loan products, where applicable. To ensure a smooth transition with no disruption to services, the bank will retain legacy account numbers and honor them throughout the entire transition period, giving clients ample time to update any automatic payments or direct deposit arrangements.

Beyond user-facing improvements, the upgraded core infrastructure delivers broader systemic benefits: faster end-to-end transaction processing, advanced digital tools for both customers and bank staff, expanded reporting and analytics capabilities that allow for more personalized financial insights, and strengthened security controls to protect customer data and financial assets against evolving cyber threats.

SKNANB has moved to reassure customers that all essential banking services will remain fully operational and stable throughout the system transition. To keep clients informed of key milestones, timeline updates, and frequently asked questions, the bank has launched a dedicated upgrade microsite at https://upgrade.sknanb.com/, where customers can access the latest information at any time. Clients requiring additional personalized support can reach out to the bank’s help team by emailing help@sknanb.com with the subject line “Core Banking Changes”.

As a publicly traded institution on the Eastern Caribbean Securities Exchange with more than 5,000 shareholders and the Government of St. Kitts and Nevis as its largest stakeholder, SKNANB remains focused on advancing national development across the federation. The core banking upgrade is part of the bank’s broader mission to deliver a full suite of financial products that support personal financial goals, drive sustainable business growth, and lift community prosperity across St. Kitts and Nevis.