AmericasBank Corp.
                                                   Contact:  Mark H. Anders
                                                   Phone:    443-921-0804
                                                   Website:
                                                   www.americasbank.com


                        TWO NEW HIRES KEEP MOMENTUM GOING
                           FOR AMERICASBANK EXPANSION


TOWSON, Md. (September 19, 2007) AmericasBank, a subsidiary of AmericasBank
Corp. (Nasdaq: AMAB), has made two more key hires as it continues its expansion.

AmericasBank President and CEO Mark H. Anders announced that Faye Currie will
serve as Vice-President and Bank Manager at Annapolis Community Bank, while Emil
Keller has been hired as Vice President, Commercial Banking at Towson Community
Bank.

The banking centers in Annapolis and Towson are the first two of a projected
three to five community banking centers that AmericasBank will open in central
Maryland in the coming years. Each banking center will be independently-operated
and marketed under its own trade name as a division of the Company.

Anders said that Currie and Keller fit the profile that AmericasBank is looking
for in executives to help run its local banking centers. "Faye and Emil are both
seasoned bankers and long-standing members of their communities," Anders said.
"They have the kind of local knowledge and feel for the community that only
comes with years of being on the ground, living and working with the people who
they'll be trying to help every day."

"What we're trying to do at our community banking centers is to identify
long-serving, savvy local bankers like these and empower them to make decisions,
so our customers can get what they want from their bank."

Currie will join Bank President Eric Edstrom on the decision-making team at
Annapolis Community Bank. She brings more than twenty years local banking
experience to the job, most recently managing consumer and corporate deposit
portfolios for Suburban Federal Savings Bank. Currie is heavily involved with
local civic and charitable groups in Annapolis, ranging from the Annapolis
Jaguars Youth Athletics and Annapolis Magic Soccer Club to the Annapolis & Anne
Arundel County Chamber of Commerce and the nationally-known Kunta Kinte Heritage
Festival.




Keller will team with Bank President Ellen Fish at Towson Community Bank. Keller
began his banking career in the area nearly 20 years ago with Equitable, and
most recently worked in commercial lending at Provident Bank. He serves on the
Parish Life Committee at his church and as cub master for a local Cub Scout
pack.

Anders said that the new hires continue the momentum begun this spring with the
unveiling of AmericasBank's expansion plans and the hiring of Edstrom and Fish
to helm the first two banking centers. "AmericasBank is becoming a family of
community banking centers organized to look, act, and feel like independent
local banks," Anders said. "We believe that small, independently-operated
community banking centers can be highly successful by providing the personal
service and common sense solutions not offered by big banks.

"A family of such banking centers offers the opportunity for steady, controlled
growth," Anders said. "Faye Currie and Emil Keller will help make this happen."

ABOUT AMERICASBANK CORP.
AmericasBank Corp. is the parent company of AmericasBank, a Maryland-chartered
commercial bank headquartered in Towson, Maryland. AmericasBank is dedicated to
contributing to the growth and prosperity of the communities it serves, with a
special focus on serving the needs of the business community and promoting home
ownership.

The statements in this press release that are not historical facts constitute
"forward-looking statements" as defined by Federal Securities laws. Such
statements, regarding AmericasBank Corp.'s anticipated future results of
operations, are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual
results to differ materially from future results expressed or implied by such
forward-looking statements. Potential risks and uncertainties include, but are
not limited to: the risk that AmericasBank Corp. may continue to incur losses;
the possible loss of key personnel; the inability to successfully implement
strategic initiatives; risk of changes in interest rates, deposit flows and loan
demand; risk associated with having a large percentage of residential real
estate loans secured by investment properties; risk of an industry concentration
with respect to deposits; risk of credit losses; risks associated with
residential mortgage lending, including acting as a correspondent lender; risk
associated with a slowdown in the housing market or high interest rates; the
allowance for loan and lease losses may not be sufficient; operational risks of
the leasing companies to which AmericasBank has extended credit in connection
with the lease portfolio; dependence on third party vendors; risk of possible
future regulatory action as a result of past violations of the Real Estate
Settlement Procedures Act; as well as changes in economic, competitive,
governmental, regulatory, technological and other factors that may affect
AmericasBank Corp. or AmericasBank specifically or the banking industry
generally. Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date they are made.
AmericasBank Corp. will not update forward-looking statements to reflect factual
assumptions, circumstances or events that have changed after a forward-looking
statement was made. For further information, please refer to the AmericasBank
Corp.'s filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and available
at their web site www.sec.gov.