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Beacon Community Bank
Merged FDIC Certificate #59106
Merged into Coastal Carolina National Bank on October 1, 2026.
The FDIC lists Beacon Community Bank (Certificate #59106) as inactive (FDIC structure change: merger without assistance). It no longer accepts deposits under this charter. Its accounts and offices became part of Coastal Carolina National Bank, an active FDIC-insured bank. Figures below are from its final FDIC records and are kept for reference.
Beacon Community Bank is a formerly FDIC-insured state-chartered bank that is not a Federal Reserve member (supervised by the FDIC), headquartered in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, established in 2018. The FDIC lists this institution as inactive (Merged into Coastal Carolina National Bank on October 1, 2026), so it no longer takes insured deposits under this charter. The FDIC classifies it as a community bank. It is owned by the holding company BEACON HOLDING CO INC (Mount Pleasant, SC).
Financial data as of the 06/30/2026 FDIC call report.
Holding company: BEACON HOLDING CO INC
The FDIC lists BEACON HOLDING CO INC, based in Mount Pleasant, SC, as the top holding company for Beacon Community Bank. The FDIC shows no other active insured banks under the same holding company.
Beacon Community Bank: common questions
Is Beacon Community Bank FDIC-insured?
No. The FDIC lists Beacon Community Bank (Certificate #59106) as inactive: Merged into Coastal Carolina National Bank on October 1, 2026. Coastal Carolina National Bank (FDIC Certificate #58864) is the active successor bank. Check FDIC BankFind for the full history.
Where is Beacon Community Bank headquartered?
Beacon Community Bank is headquartered at 2347 Highway 17n, Mount Pleasant, SC 29466, according to FDIC records.
Who owns Beacon Community Bank?
The FDIC lists BEACON HOLDING CO INC of Mount Pleasant, SC as the top holding company for Beacon Community Bank.
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