BankZions Bank
OfferedCustomers only.
Medallion Stamp fee $25.00 per stamp (Utah personal schedule of fees).
“Service is available for Zions customers.”
Where we found it
- Scheduleoffeesconsut (PDF) on zionsbank.comChecked 10 October 2026
Utah / Services
13 of 93 banks and credit unions in Utah list medallion signature guarantees on their websites: 7 credit unions and 6 banks.
A medallion signature guarantee is needed to transfer or sell stocks and bonds. It is not a notary stamp. Banks and credit unions that offer it usually limit it to their own customers or members.
At a glance
01 / Compare
| Bank or credit union | Who can use it | Appointment | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zions BankBank | Customers only | Not stated | Not stated |
| America First Credit UnionCredit union | Members only | Not stated | Not stated |
| Goldenwest Credit UnionCredit union | Members only | Not stated | Not stated |
| U.S. BankBank | Not stated | Not stated | 35 branches |
| Bank of AmericaBank | Customers only | Not stated | Not stated |
| Cyprus Credit UnionCredit union | Not stated | Required | 12 branches |
| Cache Valley BankBank | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Deseret First Credit UnionCredit union | Not stated | Not stated | 12 branches |
| Security Service Federal Credit UnionCredit union | Members only | Not stated | Not stated |
| Utah Power Credit UnionCredit union | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Brighton BankBank | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Delta Community Credit UnionCredit union | Members only | Recommended | Every branch |
| UMB BankBank | Customers only | Not stated | Not stated |
02 / Details
Customers only.
Medallion Stamp fee $25.00 per stamp (Utah personal schedule of fees).
“Service is available for Zions customers.”
Where we found it
Members only.
America First also offers a Signature Validation stamp for non-securities transactions such as beneficiary, address and wire-instruction changes. No fee, appointment rule or branch list is published.
Every signer must be a member with an ongoing relationship and accounts in good standing and must show valid government ID; all owners must be present with a statement and the stock certificate; guarantees are limited to $1,000,000 per transaction; documents showing the legal right to sign (death certificate, trust agreement, corporate resolution, power of attorney) may be required.
“Each person requiring their signature to be guaranteed must be a member”
Where we found it
Members only.
Called "Medallion stamp service"; no fee, appointment or branch details are published.
“Medallion stamp service”
Where we found it
At 35 branches.
Listed among this branch's services on its branch page as 'Medallion signature'; the entry says it is only for U.S. Bank clients.
“than a notary. This service is only available to U.S. Bank clients.”
Where we found it
And 32 more pages, shown on each branch page.
Customers only.
Requests start with a financial center associate and a specialist reviews them, usually within 2 business days (up to 5 for complex cases); the stamped document is mailed. The page says the service is free for Private Bank or Merrill investment clients of 6 months and gives no price for other customers.
“must be a Bank of America or Merrill client for at least 6 months”
Where we found it
Appointment required. At 12 branches.
Offered at 12 named branches (Magna, Midvalley, Union Park, Foothill, Centerville, Tooele, Millcreek, Jordan Landing, Sandy, Draper, Herriman, River Crossing). The page addresses members and says required documents must be prepared; it lists no conditions.
Branches where it is offered
“Members needing a medallion stamp must first contact their branch to schedule an appointment”
Where we found it
Offered.
Medallion Signature Guarantee is listed at $50.00 per signature on the Account Fee Disclosure; the site states no eligibility rules.
“Medallion Signature Guarantee ............................................................................................... $50.00 per signature”
Where we found it
At 12 branches.
Branches where it is offered
“Notary & Medallion Services”
Where we found it
And 9 more pages, shown on each branch page.
Members only.
The site calls it 'Signature Guarantee Service'. Every Utah branch page lists 'Signature guarantee' under Branch Services; Orem and South Jordan say up to $100K.
“Free Signature Guarantee Service This member benefit certifies your signature when you transfer securities”
Where we found it
Offered.
Offered free; the page states no conditions.
“Utah Power Credit Union offers free Medallion Signature Guarantee and notary public service.”
Where we found it
Offered.
Listed as 'Signature Guarantee' under Personal Services and Business Services; the list does not say medallion, who qualifies or what it costs.
“Savings Bond (redeeming) Signature Guarantee Stop Payments”
Where we found it
Members only. An appointment is recommended. At every branch.
Requests take 3-5 business days to review; copies of the documents are submitted. First 5 requests per calendar year free, then $25.00 each. Only for sale, transfer or redemption of securities; not for business entities.
“Medallion Signature Guarantee Stamp requests are not available to shared branch members and non-members”
“appointments are recommended for in-branch services”
Where we found it
Customers only.
The Utah branch's locator page does not list Medallion Signature Guarantee among its services (the locator tags it per branch).
“Medallion Signature Guarantee Fee $2.00 per signature guarantee (UMB accountholders only)”
Where we found it
77 banks and credit unions do not mention medallion signature guarantees on their websites. That does not mean they do not offer it: ask them.
We read each bank's and credit union's own website and record what it says, with a link to the exact page and the date we checked it. Membership numbers, assets and founding years come from the federal agencies that insure deposits: the NCUA for credit unions and the FDIC for banks.
"Not listed on their site" means we did not find an answer on their website. It does not mean the service is unavailable: ask the bank or credit union.
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