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Compare banks: big-bank matchups from FDIC data
Side-by-side comparisons of the largest U.S. banks using only public FDIC data: total assets, deposits, offices, the states where each has branches, and profitability. We don't rank banks or accept payment from them. Data as of the 06/30/2026 FDIC call report.
| Comparison | First bank | Second bank |
|---|---|---|
| Chase vs. Bank of America | Chase $4.09T · 5,414 offices | Bank of America $2.65T · 3,824 offices |
| Chase vs. Wells Fargo | Chase $4.09T · 5,414 offices | Wells Fargo $1.91T · 4,159 offices |
| Bank of America vs. Wells Fargo | Bank of America $2.65T · 3,824 offices | Wells Fargo $1.91T · 4,159 offices |
| Chase vs. Citibank | Chase $4.09T · 5,414 offices | Citibank $1.98T · 955 offices |
| Wells Fargo vs. U.S. Bank | Wells Fargo $1.91T · 4,159 offices | U.S. Bank $705.6B · 2,095 offices |
| Capital One vs. Chase | Capital One $662.2B · 251 offices | Chase $4.09T · 5,414 offices |
| PNC Bank vs. Truist | PNC Bank $609.8B · 2,419 offices | Truist $548.3B · 1,931 offices |
| TD Bank vs. Bank of America | TD Bank $342.8B · 1,051 offices | Bank of America $2.65T · 3,824 offices |
| U.S. Bank vs. PNC Bank | U.S. Bank $705.6B · 2,095 offices | PNC Bank $609.8B · 2,419 offices |
| Citizens vs. Santander | Citizens $232.5B · 981 offices | Santander $104.0B · 558 offices |
How we compare banks
Every figure comes from the FDIC BankFind Suite API and updates automatically when the FDIC publishes new call report data. Account rates and fees aren't in FDIC data, so check the national rate averages and best CD rates, or find a bank near you.