Updates and News

Central Pacific Bank (CPB) is proud to introduce the newest participants of the WE by Rising Tide program in co-sponsorship with the aio Foundation, and in partnership with the Patsy T. Mink Center for Business and Leadership.

Central Pacific Bank (CPB) today announced that its 55 Automated Teller Machines (ATM) statewide will offer Tagalog and Ilocano language options on its user interface. CPB ATMs are the first in Hawaii to offer these language options, as well as a card tap feature. Instead of inserting their debit card, customers can simply tap on the contactless reader with their card to initiate their transaction for added convenience, security, and time savings.

Green fields of watercress right next to busy Pearlridge Center? It’s unexpected, it’s refreshing, and it’s a beloved part of the ‘Aiea neighborhood. This is Sumida Farm, started in 1928 by Makiyo and Moiichi Sumida.

Central Pacific Bank (CPB) concluded its Go Contactless! campaign today with a grand prize event by awarding a brand new 2023 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport to a lucky participant. Three finalists were selected at random out of more than 2.34 million entries. Finalists met at Central Pacific Plaza in downtown Honolulu and each was given a key, but only one of them was the actual key that unlocked the vehicle, making that finalist the grand prize winner!

At the heart of it all, Central Pacific Bank (CPB) employees focus on best serving customers and our community, so we are grateful to have learned that we have been recognized as the best bank in Hawaii according to Forbes' prestigious Best-In-State Banks 2024 list.

As we celebrate our 70th anniversary, Central Pacific Bank is thrilled to share some exciting news with our valued customers and community.