The Texas Capital Mobile Center is deployed to meet the needs of the community within the community. It expands our ability to make financial tools and resources more readily accessible and convenient to a larger demographic – the fully banked, underbanked and unbanked. It's a solution-based approach to meeting people where they are, while fostering an environment for economic empowerment through financial education.

Outfitted with the Financial Instructional Tools (FIT) curriculum, the Mobile Center provides customizable financial literacy education for all ages and stages of life. FIT helps individuals set and reach financial goals in a game-like setting, which makes learning about financial goals fun.

The Mobile Center hosts financial education sessions and other community and customer events, as well as serves as a continuous assistance center to customers and communities with their banking needs during natural disasters. During disaster relief operations, The Mobile Center is especially useful as a flexible space that can meet a variety of needs.

During disaster relief operations, The Mobile Center is especially useful as a flexible space that can meet a variety of needs depending on the situation. It was deployed during the flooding that happened as a result of Hurricane Harvey, providing uninterrupted banking services to Texas Capital clients in Houston.The Texas Capital Mobile Center was deployed in March 2020 to Parkland Hospital’s mobile testing site in Southern Dallas, a traditionally underserved area. This deployment equipped Dallas’ county hospital with vital resources to quickly serve one of the hardest hit communities. The Mobile Center remained deployed to this site for the remainder of the year and into 2021. Additionally, the Mobile Center at the Ellis Davis Fieldhouse testing site has become a refuge for medical staff in need of respite after long shifts.