Challenger bank Metro is set to open two new branches in the West Midlands next week.
The company will launch its new sites at Mell Square in Solihull and the Merry Hill centre in Dudley on September 20.
These latest launches follow swiftly on from the opening a new branch in Birmingham city centre last month week and ahead of a fourth West Midlands venue in Wolverhampton later this year.
Solihull and Dudley represent Metro's 69th and 70th bank openings and the latter is its fourth to have a drive-thru facility, with each branch creating around 25 new jobs.
Launch events will be held at the two sites with local dignitaries including Solihull MP Julian Knight, Small Business Commissioner Paul Uppal and Poundland founder Steve Smith.
Chief executive Craig Donaldson said: "We're thrilled to be opening two more stores in the West Midlands and to become part of the local communities in both the Solihull and the Merry Hill area.
"We look forward to serving even more of the region's residents and local businesses by providing our unique banking experience."
Rob Hemus, asset director at IM Properties which owns Mell Square, added: "The arrival of Metro Bank to Mell Square is a fantastic addition to the town centre and will provide the local community with a new and innovative banking service.
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"The new investment highlights how Solihull continues to thrive and we look forward to welcoming new stores to Mell Square in the near future."
Cllr Patrick Harley, leader of Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council, said: "We're delighted to see Metro Bank expanding into the Black Country.
"We're always pleased to see new and exciting businesses investing in our community - a drive-thru bank is something I'm sure many residents will find useful."