Where to Find the GalBank in New Atlantis
If you are wondering where the local GalBank department in New Atlantis, either to pay a visit to Landry Hollifeld and start the Due in Full side mission or to access the bank's archives during the Crimson Fleet's Breaking the Bank faction mission, we are here for you. The GalBank is in New Atlantis' Commercial District, just a few meters away from the spawn point.

Where is the GalBank in New Atlantis?

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As already mentioned, the GalBank in New Atlantis is in the city's Commercial District. Once you spawn at the fast-travel point, you will see three signs before you and a small artificial lake. Walk north towards the direction of the lake, and once you get past it, you will find the GalBank, after the Enhance and Outland vendors, on your left side.

What to Do at New Atlantis' GalBank

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Inside the GalBank's lobby, you will find Landry Hollifeld, the quest giver for Due in Full. Landry Hollifeld will ask you to collect the following debts:

- Collect Dieter Maliki’s Debt

- Kill Delinquent Spacer Ship Orbiting Ixyll IX-C

- Collect Delinquent CEO’s Debt

- Collect Delinquent Mercenary’s Debt

You will also find Matthew Montez, but I have not found any mission associated with that NPC.
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