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Bank Deposits by State

US bank offices held $19.04T in deposits as of June 30, 2026, +5.2% from 2025. New York leads with $2.77T (14.5% of the total), followed by California (9.8%) and Texas (8.3%).

States listed: 52 Offices: 75,805 Survey: FDIC Summary of Deposits, June 30, 2026
Alabama: $144.26B, 0.8% of US deposits Alaska: $16.55B, 0.1% of US deposits Arizona: $231.72B, 1.2% of US deposits Colorado: $185.29B, 1.0% of US deposits Florida: $876.55B, 4.6% of US deposits Georgia: $365.93B, 1.9% of US deposits Indiana: $219.81B, 1.2% of US deposits Kansas: $104.92B, 0.6% of US deposits Maine: $45.80B, 0.2% of US deposits Massachusetts: $645.40B, 3.4% of US deposits Minnesota: $319.70B, 1.7% of US deposits New Jersey: $450.26B, 2.4% of US deposits North Carolina: $695.55B, 3.7% of US deposits North Dakota: $42.89B, 0.2% of US deposits Oklahoma: $149.33B, 0.8% of US deposits Pennsylvania: $566.47B, 3.0% of US deposits South Dakota: $1.15T, 6.1% of US deposits Texas: $1.59T, 8.3% of US deposits Wyoming: $22.07B, 0.1% of US deposits Connecticut: $181.58B, 1.0% of US deposits Missouri: $279.79B, 1.5% of US deposits West Virginia: $48.12B, 0.3% of US deposits Illinois: $735.63B, 3.9% of US deposits New Mexico: $46.42B, 0.2% of US deposits Arkansas: $108.29B, 0.6% of US deposits California: $1.87T, 9.8% of US deposits Delaware: $556.17B, 2.9% of US deposits District of Columbia: $55.87B, 0.3% of US deposits Hawaii: $57.11B, 0.3% of US deposits Iowa: $131.68B, 0.7% of US deposits Kentucky: $124.36B, 0.7% of US deposits Maryland: $203.51B, 1.1% of US deposits Michigan: $302.71B, 1.6% of US deposits Mississippi: $83.06B, 0.4% of US deposits Montana: $38.91B, 0.2% of US deposits New Hampshire: $48.97B, 0.3% of US deposits New York: $2.77T, 14.5% of US deposits Ohio: $579.25B, 3.0% of US deposits Oregon: $105.78B, 0.6% of US deposits Tennessee: $251.58B, 1.3% of US deposits Utah: $1.23T, 6.5% of US deposits Virginia: $319.05B, 1.7% of US deposits Washington: $209.23B, 1.1% of US deposits Wisconsin: $206.61B, 1.1% of US deposits Nebraska: $95.06B, 0.5% of US deposits South Carolina: $133.56B, 0.7% of US deposits Puerto Rico: $85.54B, 0.4% of US deposits Idaho: $41.78B, 0.2% of US deposits Nevada: $116.55B, 0.6% of US deposits Vermont: $18.96B, 0.1% of US deposits Louisiana: $137.53B, 0.7% of US deposits Rhode Island: $45.22B, 0.2% of US deposits
Darker states hold a larger share of national deposits. Select a state to rank every bank in it.
# State Institutions Offices Deposits % of US Change from 2025 Largest bank in state
1 New York 180 3,975 $2.77T 14.55% 6.0% JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (35%)
2 California 171 5,452 $1.87T 9.82% 4.1% Bank of America, N.A. (24%)
3 Texas 447 6,258 $1.59T 8.33% 5.9% JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (19%)
4 Utah 65 515 $1.23T 6.45% 14.8% Morgan Stanley Bank, N.A. (22%)
5 South Dakota 82 432 $1.15T 6.06% 25.5% Citibank, N.A. (55%)
6 Florida 192 4,283 $876.55B 4.60% 2.0% Bank of America, N.A. (19%)
7 Illinois 383 3,597 $735.63B 3.86% 4.4% JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (18%)
8 North Carolina 86 2,012 $695.55B 3.65% -4.2% Bank of America, N.A. (44%)
9 Massachusetts 120 1,859 $645.40B 3.39% 7.1% State Street Bank and Trust Company (38%)
10 Ohio 185 3,000 $579.25B 3.04% 2.5% U.S. Bank N.A. (18%)
11 Pennsylvania 148 3,323 $566.47B 2.98% 0.6% PNC Bank, N.A. (25%)
12 Delaware 36 246 $556.17B 2.92% 3.3% Capital One, N.A. (70%)
13 New Jersey 104 2,228 $450.26B 2.36% 3.1% Bank of America, N.A. (16%)
14 Georgia 179 2,044 $365.93B 1.92% 3.3% Truist Bank (19%)
15 Minnesota 279 1,581 $319.70B 1.68% 7.5% U.S. Bank N.A. (33%)
16 Virginia 105 1,824 $319.05B 1.68% -2.4% Capital One, N.A. (17%)
17 Michigan 98 1,920 $302.71B 1.59% -0.3% JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (21%)
18 Missouri 253 2,090 $279.79B 1.47% 4.1% UMB Bank, N.A. (13%)
19 Tennessee 165 1,928 $251.58B 1.32% 7.7% First Horizon Bank (14%)
20 Arizona 59 958 $231.72B 1.22% 4.9% Western Alliance Bank (23%)
21 Indiana 131 1,746 $219.81B 1.15% 3.6% JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (12%)
22 Washington 63 1,331 $209.23B 1.10% -0.9% Bank of America, N.A. (20%)
23 Wisconsin 185 1,622 $206.61B 1.09% 2.8% U.S. Bank N.A. (16%)
24 Maryland 71 1,129 $203.51B 1.07% 1.7% Bank of America, N.A. (22%)
25 Colorado 124 1,363 $185.29B 0.97% 2.9% Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (18%)
26 Connecticut 49 921 $181.58B 0.95% 2.3% Webster Bank, N.A. (24%)
27 Oklahoma 194 1,281 $149.33B 0.78% 5.5% BOKF, N.A. (14%)
28 Alabama 131 1,362 $144.26B 0.76% 1.4% Regions Bank (21%)
29 Louisiana 118 1,314 $137.53B 0.72% 3.2% JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (17%)
30 South Carolina 75 1,165 $133.56B 0.70% 2.8% Bank of America, N.A. (15%)
31 Iowa 261 1,410 $131.68B 0.69% 4.1% Principal Bank (7%)
32 Kentucky 152 1,446 $124.36B 0.65% 2.5% PNC Bank, N.A. (9%)
33 Nevada 49 398 $116.55B 0.61% -4.1% Bank of America, N.A. (20%)
34 Arkansas 108 1,296 $108.29B 0.57% 1.1% Arvest Bank (13%)
35 Oregon 34 713 $105.78B 0.56% 2.7% U.S. Bank N.A. (21%)
36 Kansas 233 1,331 $104.92B 0.55% 2.8% Bank of America, N.A. (7%)
37 Nebraska 161 1,038 $95.06B 0.50% 2.8% First National Bank of Omaha (18%)
38 Puerto Rico 6 260 $85.54B 0.45% 2.1% Banco Popular de Puerto Rico (66%)
39 Mississippi 81 1,052 $83.06B 0.44% 3.2% Trustmark Bank (13%)
40 Hawaii 13 217 $57.11B 0.30% 0.8% Bank of Hawaii (34%)
41 District of Columbia 34 178 $55.87B 0.29% -13.3% Bank of America, N.A. (27%)
42 New Hampshire 44 373 $48.97B 0.26% 0.5% TD Bank, N.A. (22%)
43 West Virginia 65 553 $48.12B 0.25% 2.2% United Bank (15%)
44 New Mexico 55 402 $46.42B 0.24% 4.5% Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (20%)
45 Maine 29 429 $45.80B 0.24% -0.7% Bangor Savings Bank (12%)
46 Rhode Island 17 240 $45.22B 0.24% 1.6% Citizens Bank, N.A. (36%)
47 North Dakota 70 407 $42.89B 0.23% 3.1% First International Bank and Trust (10%)
48 Idaho 31 394 $41.78B 0.22% 5.9% Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (17%)
49 Montana 48 371 $38.91B 0.20% 4.2% Glacier Bank (21%)
50 Wyoming 45 211 $22.07B 0.12% 4.1% First Interstate Bank (13%)
51 Vermont 25 215 $18.96B 0.10% 1.5% TD Bank, N.A. (20%)
52 Alaska 7 112 $16.55B 0.09% 3.2% Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (43%)

About this list

The Summary of Deposits is the FDIC's annual survey of deposits at every FDIC-insured office, as of June 30. Deposits are assigned to the state of the office that holds them, not the state where the bank is headquartered, so a bank appears in every state where it has an office. Share is a state's deposits divided by the total across the 52 listed states, DC and Puerto Rico. Change from 2025 includes deposits that moved through mergers and branch sales. The largest bank in a state is the institution with the most deposits in its offices there.

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