A mobile bank will be available in Ottery following the closure of the town’s last bank this week.
The Lloyds branch in Silver Street officially closed its doors on Wednesday.
It follows the closure of Barclays and Natwest, which left the town in 2015.
The banking group has begun providing a mobile service, which can be found in the Land of Canaan car park two days a week.
Lloyds will monitor usage of the service and will consider other days and opening hours.
It also has disabled access.
Services available at the mobile branch include cash withdrawals of up to £300, deposits of up to £5,000, 10 bags of coins, and payment of bills and transfers.
The mobile branch will be in Ottery on Mondays from 1pm to 3.15pm and Wednesdays 10am to noon.
Devon County Councillor Claire Wright said the business forum will meet with bank representatives in December to review the mobile service.
Last week, South West Mutual revealed its plans to set up a regional bank, which could include Ottery as a satellite branch.
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