Banks in Washington, KS

Bank branch map: Washington

Banks sit at the coordinates in their FDIC record; credit union offices at their NCUA address, located with the U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder. Point at a marker for today's hours, tap it for the address, directions and the bank's site.

Short answer: 2 banks and credit unions operate 2 locations in Washington, according to the FDIC. 2 of them have coordinates on record and are on the map. ATMs and opening hours are not in the sources this page uses yet; each marker links to directions.

Positions are the regulators' own coordinates, or the Census Geocoder's point for the address, and can sit a few hundred feet from the door. Streets, buildings and parks come from OpenStreetMap through OpenFreeMap, with every street named as you zoom in; if that map cannot load, a simpler map drawn from the Census Bureau's TIGER/Line files takes its place. ATMs will follow with the Overture Maps import.

All banks in Washington

Sorted by number of local branches. Each branch shows where its hours and phone number come from.

Short answer: United Bank & Trust and FNB Washington have the most locations in Washington, with 1 each. 2 banks have a single office in the city. Open any bank to see each address, today's hours where the bank publishes them and the phone number.

FNB Washington 1 branch · main office Washington, KS Bank · 1

FNB Washington has 1 branch in Washington, 1 across Kansas and 1 nationwide. FDIC records list its main office in Washington, KS and show it operating since 1883. With $87.8 million in total assets on June 30, 2026, it ranks No. 3,783 of 4,232 U.S. banks by total assets. Its main office at 101 C St dates to 1883 in FDIC branch records. It does not publish hours in the sources this page uses; check its site before you go.

• Main Office main office

  101 C St, 66968

  Hours: see the bank's site
  DirectionsWebsite

FNB Washington: profile, branches and contacts

United Bank & Trust 1 branch · main office Marysville, KS Bank · 1

United Bank & Trust has 1 branch in Washington, 16 across Kansas and 16 nationwide. FDIC records list its main office in Marysville, KS and show it operating since 1890. With $892.9 million in total assets on June 30, 2026, it ranks No. 1,158 of 4,232 U.S. banks by total assets. The 229 C Street Branch at 229 C St dates to 1934 in FDIC branch records. It does not publish hours in the sources this page uses; check its site before you go.

• 229 C Street Branch

  229 C St, 66968

  Hours: see the bank's site
  DirectionsWebsite

United Bank & Trust: profile, branches and contacts

Banking in Washington: the local picture

Short answer: 2 banks run 2 branches in Washington according to the FDIC. A population estimate for this place is not available from the Census Bureau, so branches per resident are not shown.

Of the 2 banks, 1 has its main office in Washington, 1 elsewhere in Kansas, according to the FDIC.

The bank with the longest record here is FNB Washington, operating since 1883 according to the FDIC. In FDIC branch records, the longest-running branch is FNB Washington's office at 101 C St, dating to 1883; the newest is United Bank & Trust's at 229 C St, from 1934.

None of the 2 locations here publishes hours in the sources this page uses. Each branch links to the bank's own site.

Chase, Bank of America and other national banks

Which big national banks have branches in Washington, and where the nearest one is if they do not.

Short answer: No branches in Washington: Chase (nearest in Manhattan, 51 mi), Wells Fargo (nearest in Shawnee, 136 mi), Bank of America (nearest in Lawrence, 110 mi), PNC Bank (nearest in Overland Park, 140 mi), U.S. Bank (nearest in Topeka, 86 mi), Truist, Fifth Third Bank, Huntington, Regions Bank, TD Bank, BMO (nearest in Newton, 123 mi).

Branch counts from FDIC BankFind as of September 5, 2026. Distances are straight-line miles from the center of Washington to the nearest branch in Kansas.

What your savings could earn

National benchmarks and the best published offers, from the Banrox Bank Rates tracker. Enter your own balance and rate to compare.

Short answer: At the national average savings rate of 0.38%, $10,000 kept in savings for a year earns about $38. The best published savings rate in the tracker, 3.75% at CIT Bank, earns about $375. The national average 12-month CD pays 1.71%.

Rates are the banks' published APYs as tracked on the Banrox Bank Rates page, with the date next to each benchmark; they are not offers from Banrox and can change daily. Interest is before tax. The best offers are mostly online banks and are open to Washington residents like anyone else.

Banks near Washington

Nearby cities with at least two banks, by straight-line distance. Counts from FDIC BankFind.

Short answer: The closest towns with more choice are Marysville (22 miles) and Clyde (24 miles). Manhattan, 50 miles away, has the most banks nearby: 17.

Bank branch openings and closings in Washington

FDIC branch records, between September 5, 2025 and September 5, 2026.

Short answer: FDIC branch records show no bank branch openings in Washington between September 5, 2025 and September 5, 2026. Closings and relocations are not tracked by the sources this page uses yet.

Banks and credit unions based in Washington

Short answer: 1 institution has its main office in Washington: FNB Washington.

Banks: FDIC BankFind (community-bank flag and assets). Credit unions: NCUA call report.

Largest banks in Washington by total assets

Ranked by each bank's total assets on its FDIC balance sheet, which covers the whole bank, not only its Washington offices.

Short answer: United Bank & Trust is the largest bank with offices in Washington, with $892.9 million in total assets on June 30, 2026, No. 1,158 among U.S. banks by total assets. FNB Washington is second with $87.8 million. 1 of the 2 bank is headquartered here. Local deposit shares will follow once the FDIC Summary of Deposits is imported.

Total assets and ranks from FDIC BankFind as of June 30, 2026. Rank is among active banks that report total assets to the FDIC.

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