Monett, Missouri, October 5th / PRNewswire / -- Jack Henry (Nasdaq symbol: JKHY) reports that 10 financial institutions won awards in 2026 for their websites built using the website hosting and graphic design services provided by Jack Henry, including the prestigious "Best Bank Website" award.
Great Southern Bank Community Matters, The First Bank, Cornhusker Bank, First Farm Bank, Wellworth Bank, Vibe Credit Union, Unison Credit Union, Kalsee Credit Union, Memphis City Employees Credit Union, and First Financial Credit Union were awarded for providing their account holders with a modern, innovative, and user-centered digital experience. All 10 websites submitted by Jack Henry were recognized in this year's competition, demonstrating the strength of the company's web design services.
Among this year's winners, the Community Matters website of Great Southern Bank received the highest honor in the banking category of this competition, winning the "Best Bank Website" award for 2026.
Great Southern Bank Digital Marketing Manager Tim Miano said: "Our Community Matters website is a place where we tell the stories of the people and organizations that we have always been proud to support, so we want it to have a personal touch just like these stories. Jack Henry understood this from the very beginning and helped us create a website that is easy to navigate and truly reflects our identity. We are very grateful for this collaboration and honored to receive this recognition."
These awards highlight Jack Henry's commitment to helping financial institutions create an excellent digital experience in order to strengthen their connection with the communities they serve. Web Marketing Association's WebAwards project has entered its 18th year this year and is the longest-running annual website award competition dedicated to setting standards for website development. Experts from around the world will evaluate websites from 86 industries based on criteria such as design, innovation, content, interactivity, copywriting, and usability.
The winners for WebAward in 2026 include:
- Best Bank Websites
- Outstanding Website Award
- Excellence Standard Award
- First Farm Bank
- Wellworth Bank
- Kalsee Credit Union
- Memphis City Employees Credit Union
- First Financial Credit Union
For the complete list of winners, please visit WebAward.org.
Regarding Jack Henry, Associates, and Inc.®
Jack Henry (Nasdaq ticker: JKHY) is a comprehensive fintech company dedicated to strengthening the connection between financial institutions and the individuals and enterprises they serve. The company is a component of the S&P 500 index, emphasizing openness, collaboration, and a user-centric approach. It provides an active ecosystem composed of internally developed modern capabilities and also supports integration with leading fintech companies. For over 50 years, Jack Henry has been offering technical solutions to help customers innovate more quickly, create strategic differentiation, and successfully compete while meeting the ever-changing needs of account holders. Through people-oriented innovation, personalized services, and insight-driven solutions, the company supports more than 7,200 customers, helping to lower the barriers to achieving financial health. For more information, please visit jackhenry.com.
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