Banks Near Me

Banks Near Me is an independent directory of bank branches and ATMs in the United States, with verified customer service numbers, typical branch hours, and federal holiday closures for more than 70 banks. Check the table to see which banks are usually open at this moment, use the map to find locations around you, or pick your bank from the directory below for its own map, phone numbers, hours, and state-by-state locations.

Which banks are open right now?

The table shows typical branch hours for the largest U.S. banks and whether each one is usually open at your current local time. Individual branches vary, especially on Saturday, so confirm with the bank’s locator before you drive there. All bank branches close on the 11 federal holidays; ATMs, mobile apps, and online banking stay available around the clock.

Times are shown in your local time zone. For weekend details see banks open on Saturday and banks open on Sunday; for the holiday calendar see banks open on holidays.

Map of bank locations in your area

The map shows bank branches and ATMs around your current location. Allow your browser to share your location for the most accurate view, or zoom and drag to any area. Tap a pin for the address, hours, and directions.

Find your bank

Every bank below has its own page with a map, verified customer service phone numbers, typical branch hours, federal holiday closures, and a state-by-state list of where it operates.

The largest U.S. banks and credit unions

• Chase Bank: Largest U.S. bank by assets, with nearly 5,000 branches across the 48 contiguous states and about 15,000 ATMs. Customer service is available 24/7 at 1-800-935-9935.
• Bank of America: Founded in 1904 in San Francisco and headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, with about 3,461 financial centers in 39 states plus DC and roughly 15,000 ATMs, including drive-up and walk-up machines.
• Wells Fargo: Founded in 1852 and headquartered in San Francisco, with approximately 5,600 branches in 37 states plus DC and about 11,000 ATMs. Customer service runs 24/7 at 1-800-869-3557.
• Citibank: Founded in 1812 and headquartered in New York, with a branch network concentrated in major metro areas; customers get fee-free access to more than 65,000 ATMs nationwide. Customer service is 24/7 at 1-800-950-5114.
• U.S. Bank: Fifth-largest U.S. bank, headquartered in Minneapolis, with approximately 2,072 branches in 27 states after the 2022 Union Bank merger, plus surcharge-free access through the MoneyPass ATM network. 24-hour banking line: 1-800-872-2657.
• PNC Bank: Headquartered in Pittsburgh, with approximately 2,629 branches in 27 states and about 9,500 ATMs following its acquisition of BBVA USA. Customer service: 1-888-762-2265.
• Truist Bank: Formed in 2019 from the BB&T and SunTrust merger and headquartered in Charlotte, with approximately 1,990 branches in 17 states plus DC and about 2,900 ATMs.
• TD Bank: Headquartered in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, with approximately 1,100 branches in 15 East Coast states plus DC and about 1,900 ATMs. Known for long hours, including Sunday openings at many branches.
• Capital One Bank: Headquartered in McLean, Virginia, with branches concentrated in New York, New Jersey, Texas, Louisiana, Maryland, Virginia, and DC, plus Capital One Cafes in major cities and fee-free access through the Allpoint ATM network.
• Fifth Third Bank: Founded in 1858 and headquartered in Cincinnati, with approximately 1,100 branches in 14 states after its 2026 Comerica merger, plus tens of thousands of surcharge-free Partner ATMs.
• Huntington Bank: Founded in 1866 in Columbus, Ohio, with approximately 1,400 branches in 21 states after the 2026 Cadence Bank merger. Many branches offer Saturday hours.
• M&T Bank: Founded in 1856 in Buffalo, New York, with approximately 933 branches in 12 states plus DC and about 2,200 ATMs. Customer service is 24/7 at 1-800-724-2440.
• KeyBank: Headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, with roughly 961 branches in 16 states. Customer service is 24/7 at 1-800-539-2968.
• Citizens Bank: Headquartered in Providence, Rhode Island, with branches across New England, the Mid-Atlantic, and the Midwest, including locations inside supermarkets.
• Regions Bank: Founded in 1971 and headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, with approximately 1,300 branches in 15 Southern and Midwestern states and about 2,000 ATMs.
• BMO Bank (BMO Harris): Headquartered in Chicago, with more than 600 branches and about 1,300 ATMs, and a footprint that expanded westward after the 2023 Bank of the West acquisition.
• Santander Bank: Headquartered in Boston, with approximately 408 branches in 9 Northeast states and more than 2,000 ATMs, many of them inside CVS Pharmacy locations.
• Navy Federal Credit Union: The largest U.S. credit union, headquartered in Vienna, Virginia, with 360+ branches worldwide, many on or near military bases, plus CO-OP network ATM access. Membership is open to military members, veterans, Department of Defense personnel, and their families.
• Ally Bank: An online-only bank owned by Detroit-based Ally Financial, with no branches. Customers use Allpoint ATMs fee-free and get up to $10 per month reimbursed for other ATM fees.
• First Citizens Bank: Founded in 1898 and headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, with approximately 550 branches in 23 states, concentrated in the Southeast, and the parent of the former Silicon Valley Bank.

More U.S. regional banks

• Old National Bank, 300+ branches across 9 Midwest states, founded 1834 in Evansville IN; $70B assets after October 2025 Bremer Financial acquisition
• Valley National Bank (Valley Bank), 230+ branches across NJ/NY/FL/AL/CA/IL; founded 1927 Passaic NJ; $60B assets, Bank Leumi USA acquired 2022
• South State Bank, 371 branches across 8 Southeast states + Texas + Colorado; founded 1934 SC, HQ Winter Haven FL; $65B assets after January 2025 Independent Bank Group merger
• First Interstate Bank, 300+ branches across 14 Mountain West, Pacific Northwest, and Midwest states; founded 1968 Sheridan WY by Homer Scott Sr; $30B assets after February 2022 Great Western Bancorp merger
• Pinnacle Financial Partners, 400+ branches across 9 Southeast states; $117B assets post the January 2026 merger of equals with Synovus Financial; HQ Nashville TN + Atlanta GA
• Glacier Bank (Glacier Bancorp), 225+ branches across 8 Western states under 18 community-bank brands (Altabank, Mountain West Bank, Wheatland Bank, Heritage Bank of Nevada, others); founded 1955 Kalispell MT; $30B assets
• Fulton Bank, 239 branches across 6 Mid-Atlantic states (PA/NJ/MD/DE/VA/NY); founded 1882 Lancaster PA; $30B assets after April 2024 Republic First Bank FDIC acquisition, plus pending Q2 2026 Blue Foundry merger
• Atlantic Union Bank, 182 branches across VA/NC/MD; $40B+ assets after April 2025 Sandy Spring Bancorp merger + April 2024 American National acquisition; largest regional bank HQ in the lower Mid-Atlantic
• Cadence Bank, 390 branches across TX/MS/AL/TN/GA/FL/LA/AR/MO; now part of Huntington Bank as of February 1, 2026; transition guide for Cadence customers through mid-2026 conversion
• WaFd Bank, 210 branches across 9 western US states (WA/OR/ID/NV/UT/AZ/NM/CA/TX); $30B+ assets after March 2024 Luther Burbank Savings acquisition; formerly Washington Federal, founded 1917 Seattle
• Prosperity Bank, 312 banking locations across Texas + Oklahoma; $43.6B assets; Houston HQ; 40+ bank mergers since 1983; operates American Bank + Texas Partners Bank brands
• First Horizon Bank, 414 branches across 12 Southern states (TN/NC/FL/LA/GA/SC/MS/AL/TX/AR/VA/KY); $83.9B assets; Memphis HQ; formerly First Tennessee, merged of equals with IBERIABANK July 2020
• First National Bank of Omaha (FNBO), 133 branches across 9 Plains/Midwest/Mountain West states (NE/IA/KS/CO/IL/SD/TX/MO/WY); $35B assets; Omaha HQ since 1857; largest privately held bank in Nebraska; FNBO Card Services is a top US private label card issuer
• Bank of Hawaii, 52 branches across Hawaii (all major islands), Guam, Saipan, and Palau; $24B assets; Honolulu HQ since December 17, 1897; one of two largest Hawaii-headquartered banks; West Pacific Regional HQ in Guam
• First Hawaiian Bank, 53 branches (49 Hawaii + 3 Guam + 1 Saipan); $20B+ assets; Hawaii's oldest financial institution, founded August 17, 1858 as Bishop & Co.; First Hawaiian Center HQ in downtown Honolulu
• Banner Bank, 138 branches across WA/OR/CA/ID; $16B+ assets; Walla Walla WA HQ since 1890; Pacific Northwest agricultural + commercial real estate lender; operates Islanders Bank in the San Juan Islands
• Bank of Hope, 73 branches across 9 states (45 BoH + 28 Territorial Savings Hawaii); $18.66B assets; LA Koreatown HQ; largest Korean-American US bank; multicultural community banking specialty
• Comerica Bank, now part of Fifth Third Bancorp (February 2026 merger)
• City National Bank, California-based private and commercial bank

Online and digital banks

• American Express National Bank, online savings and CDs
• Nationwide Bank
• Charles Schwab Bank, online-first bank tied to Schwab brokerage, unlimited worldwide ATM fee rebates with the Investor Checking account
• Discover Bank, online-only deposit bank now part of Capital One (acquired May 2025); access to 60,000+ fee-free Allpoint and MoneyPass ATMs
• Marcus by Goldman Sachs, Goldman Sachs Bank USA online savings and CDs; high-yield deposit accounts with no debit card or ATM access
• Synchrony Bank, online deposit bank of Synchrony Financial; high-yield savings and CDs with an optional ATM card (Plus and Accel networks)
• SoFi Bank, mobile-first national bank (chartered 2022); unified checking and savings, up to 4.50% APY with SoFi Plus, 55,000+ Allpoint ATMs, FDIC coverage up to $2 million via sweep

Credit unions

• PenFed Credit Union (Pentagon Federal), 3rd-largest U.S. credit union; founded 1935, anyone can join via $20 affiliated-organization donation
• SECU of North Carolina (State Employees Credit Union), 2nd-largest U.S. credit union; $55B, 275 branches in all 100 NC counties, CashPoints ATM network

Texas and Southwest banks

• Frost Bank, oldest bank in Texas (founded 1868)
• Bank of Texas, BOK Financial subsidiary
• Amegy Bank, Houston-based Texas regional bank
• IBC Bank (International Bank of Commerce), Texas and Oklahoma regional
• Guaranty Bank

Other U.S. regional and community banks

• Access Bank
• Apple Bank for Savings, New York-area savings bank
• Arvest Bank, Arkansas-based regional
• Associated Bank, Midwest regional
• BB&T Bank, now part of Truist after the December 2019 merger
• BBVA Compass, now part of PNC Bank after the 2021 acquisition
• Bank of North Georgia, Synovus brand
• Bank of the Ozarks (now Bank OZK)
• Bank of the West, now part of BMO after the 2023 acquisition
• Bellco Credit Union, Colorado credit union
• Best Bank
• Cathay Bank, Chinese-American bank founded 1962 in Los Angeles Chinatown; bilingual English/Chinese, acquired 10 HSBC California branches Feb 2022
• Centennial Bank, Home BancShares subsidiary
• Commerce Bank, Missouri-based regional
• East West Bank, U.S. to Asia cross-border bank
• Eastern Bank, Boston-based regional
• First National Bank (FNB Corp and First National Bank of Omaha disambiguation page)
• First Tennessee Bank
• Hancock and Whitney Bank, Gulf South regional bank
• MidFirst Bank
• NBT Bank
• Northwest Bank
• Renasant Bank, 280 branches across 8 Southeast states post April 2025 First Bancshares merger
• SunTrust Bank, now part of Truist after the December 2019 merger
• TCF Bank, now part of Huntington Bank after the June 2021 merger
• UMB Bank, Kansas City Midwest regional bank
• Umpqua Bank, Pacific Northwest regional
• Union Bank, now part of U.S. Bank after the December 2022 MUFG Union Bank acquisition
• Webster Bank, pending Santander acquisition close in H2 2026
• Woodforest National Bank, in-Walmart banking model

Indian banks with U.S. presence

• Axis Bank
• Bank of Baroda (BoB), New York Park Avenue branch
• Bank of India
• Canara Bank
• HDFC Bank
• ICICI Bank
• PNB (Punjab National Bank)
• RBL Bank
• SBI (State Bank of India), New York Park Avenue branch and others

U.K. and European banks with U.S. presence

• Bank of Scotland
• Barclays Bank
• Deutsche Bank, German global bank, mainly investment banking in the U.S.
• HSBC Bank
• Lloyds Bank
• Metro Bank, U.K. high-street bank
• NatWest, U.K. high-street bank with Cora AI assistant

How to choose a bank in your area

The right bank for you is the one whose branches and ATMs are actually where you live, work, and travel. A bank with 5,000 branches nationwide is no help if the nearest one is a 40-minute drive, so start by opening the pages of two or three banks and comparing their locations in your own county rather than their national totals.

ATM access matters more than branch count for most people. Withdrawals at your own bank's ATMs are free, and many banks extend that to a partner network: MoneyPass for U.S. Bank, the Fifth Third Partner network, and Allpoint for Ally, Capital One, and many credit unions. Outside those networks you typically pay a surcharge of $2 to $5 to the ATM owner plus a fee of $2.50 to $3.50 from your own bank, which adds up fast if you withdraw cash weekly. Our ATM fees by bank comparison lists the current charges side by side.

Hours are the second filter. Almost every bank is open Monday to Friday during business hours, but Saturday service varies by branch and Sunday service is rare outside TD Bank and supermarket branches. If you can only visit on weekends, check which banks are open on Saturday before you choose, and look for a drive-up window if you bank from the car.

Banks, credit unions, and online banks each trade something away. Credit unions usually charge lower fees and pay better rates but require membership eligibility, and their branch networks are small; shared branching through the CO-OP network offsets that for many members. Online banks such as Ally, Discover, SoFi, and Marcus pay the highest savings rates and reimburse ATM fees, but depositing cash is awkward or impossible without a branch. Traditional banks cost more in fees but give you the widest branch and ATM coverage and the most services under one roof.

Safety is the same everywhere. Deposits at any FDIC-insured bank are protected up to $250,000 per depositor, per bank, per ownership category, and credit union deposits get identical coverage from the NCUA. See what FDIC insurance covers for the details. Once you have picked a bank, our guides on how to open a bank account and how to switch banks walk through the documents you need and the order to move direct deposits and bill payments so nothing bounces.

ATM near me

Need to find an ATM nearby? Use the map above or pick your bank's page for its full ATM finder details. We also have dedicated pages for surcharge-free networks and specialty ATMs:

• Allpoint ATM, large surcharge-free ATM network used by many online and credit union accounts
• Bitcoin ATM

Banks open on Saturday and Sunday

Most major U.S. banks have Saturday hours at many (not all) of their branches, typically 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM or 1:00 PM. Sundays are closed at the vast majority of bank branches - only a small number of locations open on Sunday, usually in supermarkets or shopping centers.

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• Drive thru banks, drive-up window vs drive-thru ATM, hours by bank, what you can and cannot do at the drive-up, and 24/7 drive-thru ATM details
• Banks open on Christmas Day, the Dec 25 closure detail, Christmas Eve early-close hours by bank, Boxing Day handling, direct deposit and wire timing through Christmas week
• Banks open on Thanksgiving Day, the Thursday Thanksgiving closure, Black Friday open status, Small Business Saturday, and direct deposit timing across Thanksgiving week
• What is a routing number, the 9-digit ABA code that identifies your US bank, where to find yours, ABA vs ACH vs wire vs SWIFT, and the routing number directory for major US banks
• What is FDIC insurance, the $250K per depositor per insured bank per ownership category formula, 8 ownership categories, what is and is not covered, and the FDIC vs SIPC vs NCUA difference
• How to open a bank account, step-by-step guide to opening a US bank account, documents needed, online vs in-branch, ChexSystems screening, no-ChexSystems banks, ITIN for immigrants, minor and joint accounts
• How to switch banks, the 9-step switching process, re-routing direct deposit and bill pay, common mistakes (closing old account too soon), and bank-provided switching tools
• Banks open on Saturday, the long list of Saturday-open banks with hours by bank and drive-up vs lobby differences
• Banks open on Sunday, the short list of Sunday-open banks (mostly supermarket and shopping-mall branches)
• Banks open on holidays, federal holiday schedule and which banks are open or closed

ATMs and online banking are available 24/7 at all major U.S. banks, including federal holidays when branches are closed.

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• ATM deposit rules by bank, deposit caps and funds availability compared
• Cardless ATM access, how to withdraw cash from an ATM using your phone at major U.S. banks

Frequently asked questions

Is there a bank near me?

Almost certainly yes. Major U.S. banks like Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank, and U.S. Bank have thousands of branches between them. Pick the bank you're looking for from the list above to see locations near you, or use the map at the top of the page to see any bank's branches and ATMs nearby.

How do I find the closest bank to me?

Use the map at the top of this page to see all banks near your current location. For a specific bank, pick its page from the list above - each bank page shows its own map plus a link to that bank's official locator (where you can search by ZIP code, city, or address and see branch hours, services, and direct phone numbers).

What is a bank branch locator?

A bank branch locator is an online tool that lets you find a bank's nearest branches and ATMs by entering your address, ZIP code, or city. Every major U.S. bank operates an official locator at its own website - for example, locators.bankofamerica.com, wellsfargo.com/locator, or locations.usbank.com. Our site links to each bank's official locator from that bank's dedicated page.

Which banks are open on Saturday?

Most major U.S. banks - including Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, U.S. Bank, PNC, and Truist - have Saturday hours at many of their branches, typically 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM or 1:00 PM. Some locations remain closed on Saturday. Always confirm with the specific branch using its bank's official locator before visiting.

Which banks are open on Sunday?

The vast majority of U.S. bank branches are closed on Sundays. A small number of locations open on Sundays (often in supermarkets like Kroger, Giant Eagle, Vons, or in shopping centers). See our list of banks open on Sunday for details. ATMs and online banking remain available 24/7 at all major U.S. banks.

What is the best bank near me?

"Best" depends on what you need - a free checking account, branch density in your area, a high-yield savings account, business banking, or 24/7 customer service. Our site is a locator, not a recommender: pick the bank you're considering from the list above to see verified facts (branches, ATMs, customer service, hours) so you can compare like for like.

How do I find my bank's branch number?

Your branch number is usually a short identifier assigned to your home branch. You can find it on your monthly account statement, in your bank's mobile app under account details, or by calling the bank's customer service number. Each bank's customer service line is listed on its dedicated page on this site.

Where is the closest ATM to me?

Use the map at the top of this page to see ATMs at any bank nearby. If you have an account at a specific bank, you'll get the best deal (no surcharge) by using one of your own bank's ATMs or a partner network ATM - for example, MoneyPass for U.S. Bank, the Fifth Third Partner ATM network for Fifth Third, or Allpoint for many online banks and credit unions.

Clarification

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