US Bank Data Finder: FDIC Banks, Branches & Failures
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US Bank Data Finder: FDIC Banks, Branches & Failures
Look up any FDIC-insured US bank: assets, deposits, ROA/ROE, branch count, charter and website from official FDIC data. Search by name, browse by state sorted by size, pull full branch lists with addresses, and track bank failures with loss estimates. No API key.
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Official data on every FDIC-insured bank in the United States - straight from the FDIC's own records, with no API key, no login and no data subscription.
What you get
Bank lookups - search by name or browse whole states (largest banks first). One row per institution:
- name, FDIC certificate number, headquarters address, website
- total assets, deposits, equity and net income (plain US dollars)
- return on assets, return on equity, branch count
- charter class (national / state member / savings...), primary regulator, established date, active status
Branch lists - toggle on to get one row per branch with street address, city, county, service type and opening date. Chase alone has 5,000+.
Failure history - every US bank failure since your chosen year: assets and deposits at failure, the FDIC's estimated resolution cost, and how it was resolved. The 2023 window returns Silicon Valley Bank, Signature and First Republic with their loss estimates.
Example input
Filters: states for whole-state sweeps, minAssetsMillions to cut small institutions, activeOnly off to include closed and merged banks, includeBranches for location rows.
Who uses this
- Fintech and payments teams: verify a bank counterparty exists, is active, and see its size and regulator.
- Sales teams selling to banks: a state-by-state prospect list with assets, branch counts and websites - community banks are decision-maker-reachable leads.
- Analysts and journalists: bank health metrics and the full failure record in structured JSON.
- Real estate and site selection: branch locations by county for market analysis.
Pricing
A small fee per row. Searches that match nothing and invalid state codes are free note rows, and the first 2 rows of every run are free.
Notes
- Source: the FDIC's official BankFind data (api.fdic.gov). Covers FDIC-insured banks and savings institutions; credit unions are insured by the NCUA and are not in this data.
- Financial figures are as of the most recent quarterly reporting date, which each row includes.
