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Vio Bank (MidFirst Bank)

Vio Bank (MidFirst Bank) Cornerstone Money Market Savings

A quietly strong money-market rate from one of the largest private banks in America

7.5
Our Rating
APY
3.60% (as of June 2026)
Monthly Fee
$0 with e-statements ($5 paper statement fee otherwise)
Minimum to Open
$100
ATM Access
No ATM or check access; ACH transfers to linked external accounts

Insurance: FDIC insured up to $250,000 through MidFirst Bank (Vio deposits count as MidFirst deposits for coverage)

Features

  • 3.60% on all balances with a $100 minimum to open
  • Interest compounds daily
  • No monthly fee as long as you opt into electronic statements
  • Vio is the national online division of MidFirst Bank, the largest privately held US bank
  • Online savings and CD lineup at the same login
  • No checks or debit card — a money market in rate structure only

Pros

  • +Strong rate with no balance tiers or activity hurdles
  • +MidFirst is a large, conservative, long-established bank
  • +Tiny $100 entry point

Cons

  • No check writing or debit access — lacks the liquidity perks that usually define a money market
  • $5 paper statement fee snags the inattentive
  • Basic platform with reported slow external transfers

Our Take

Cornerstone is a fine HYSA wearing a money-market label: you get a top-tier rate and MidFirst's stability, but none of the check-writing flexibility that usually justifies choosing a money market. If you want the access features, Ally's money market has them at a lower rate. If you just want yield, Cornerstone delivers it with one job on your end: turn on e-statements at signup.

Best for: Yield-first savers who don't need money-market access features

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Last verified 2026-06-11

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