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Andes State Bank
✓ FDIC-insured · Active FDIC Certificate #18483
Andes State Bank is an FDIC-insured state-chartered bank that is not a Federal Reserve member (supervised by the FDIC), headquartered in Lake Andes, South Dakota, established in 1962. As of the 06/30/2026 FDIC call report, it reported $28M in total assets and $24M in deposits. FDIC location data lists 1 office in South Dakota. The FDIC classifies it as a community bank. It is owned by the holding company RANDALL BANCSHARES INC (Lake Andes, SD).
Financial data as of the 06/30/2026 FDIC call report.
Where it operates
Andes State Bank's only FDIC-listed office is in South Dakota. Browse banks in Lake Andes for other local options.
Branch locations
| Andes State Bank Andes State Bank · Full Service - Brick And Mortar | 213 Main St Lake Andes, SD 57356 Map ↗ |
Holding company: RANDALL BANCSHARES INC
The FDIC lists RANDALL BANCSHARES INC, based in Lake Andes, SD, as the top holding company for Andes State Bank. The FDIC shows no other active insured banks under the same holding company.
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Andes State Bank: common questions
Is Andes State Bank FDIC-insured?
Yes. Andes State Bank is an active FDIC-insured institution, FDIC Certificate #18483. Deposits are insured up to $250,000 per depositor, per ownership category. You can confirm this on FDIC BankFind.
Where is Andes State Bank headquartered?
Andes State Bank is headquartered at 213 Main St, Lake Andes, SD 57356, according to FDIC records.
How many branches does Andes State Bank have?
FDIC location data lists 1 office for Andes State Bank, all in South Dakota.
Who owns Andes State Bank?
The FDIC lists RANDALL BANCSHARES INC of Lake Andes, SD as the top holding company for Andes State Bank.
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