South State in Winter Haven, Fla., is the latest regional bank to do away with nonsufficient funds fees.
The $46 billion-asset company said in a press release Thursday that it will modify its consumer overdraft program to eliminate NSF fees, as well as transfer fees to cover overdrafts.
Several other midsize banks, including Ameris Bancorp in Atlanta; Trustmark in Jackson, Miss.; and Hancock Whitney in Gulfport, Miss., are reducing or eliminating overdraft fees.