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Wells Fargo Bank, National Association

4,157 offices in 40 states as of June 30, 2026, down from 6,582 in 2010. $1.55 trillion in deposits. Main office: 3201 N 4th Ave, Sioux Falls, SD. FDIC certificate 3511.

4,157
offices
40
states
−74
gone since 2025
+18
new since 2025

Where its offices are

Offices over time

3,2916,5821994: 670 offices, $40.6B1995: 696 offices, $37.3B1996: 1,606 offices, $70.5B1997: 1,417 offices, $68.8B1998: 1,349 offices, $65.6B1999: 1,360 offices, $67.9B2000: 1,037 offices, $62.9B2001: 875 offices, $69.7B2002: 838 offices, $78.6B2003: 857 offices, $98.3B2004: 3,066 offices, $256B2005: 3,141 offices, $256B2006: 3,200 offices, $299B2007: 3,255 offices, $264B2008: 3,369 offices, $276B2009: 3,429 offices, $325B2010: 6,582 offices, $719B2011: 6,382 offices, $761B2012: 6,312 offices, $848B2013: 6,293 offices, $924B2014: 6,310 offices, $1.0T2015: 6,232 offices, $1.1T2016: 6,213 offices, $1.1T2017: 6,086 offices, $1.2T2018: 5,871 offices, $1.3T2019: 5,569 offices, $1.3T2020: 5,411 offices, $1.5T2021: 4,989 offices, $1.5T2022: 4,766 offices, $1.4T2023: 4,551 offices, $1.4T2024: 4,304 offices, $1.4T2025: 4,213 offices, $1.4T2026: 4,157 offices, $1.6Tpeak 6,582 · 2010$1.6T1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Under this charter1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994670$40.6B
Jun 30 1995696+26$37.3B
Jun 30 20001,037−323$62.9B
Jun 30 20053,141+75$256B
Jun 30 2010PEAK6,582+3,153$719B
Jun 30 20156,232−78$1.1T
Jun 30 20205,411−158$1.5T
Jun 30 20254,213−91$1.4T
Jun 30 2026NOW4,157−56$1.6T
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DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994670$40.6B
Jun 30 1995696+26$37.3B
Jun 30 19961,606+910$70.5B
Jun 30 19971,417−189$68.8B
Jun 30 19981,349−68$65.6B
Jun 30 19991,360+11$67.9B
Jun 30 20001,037−323$62.9B
Jun 30 2001875−162$69.7B
Jun 30 2002838−37$78.6B
Jun 30 2003857+19$98.3B
Jun 30 20043,066+2,209$256B
Jun 30 20053,141+75$256B
Jun 30 20063,200+59$299B
Jun 30 20073,255+55$264B
Jun 30 20083,369+114$276B
Jun 30 20093,429+60$325B
Jun 30 2010PEAK6,582+3,153$719B
Jun 30 20116,382−200$761B
Jun 30 20126,312−70$848B
Jun 30 20136,293−19$924B
Jun 30 20146,310+17$1.0T
Jun 30 20156,232−78$1.1T
Jun 30 20166,213−19$1.1T
Jun 30 20176,086−127$1.2T
Jun 30 20185,871−215$1.3T
Jun 30 20195,569−302$1.3T
Jun 30 20205,411−158$1.5T
Jun 30 20214,989−422$1.5T
Jun 30 20224,766−223$1.4T
Jun 30 20234,551−215$1.4T
Jun 30 20244,304−247$1.4T
Jun 30 20254,213−91$1.4T
Jun 30 2026NOW4,157−56$1.6T

Counted under FDIC certificate 3511. When one bank buys another, the bought bank's offices move onto the buyer's certificate, so a jump here is usually a merger, not a building spree. Its earlier names and the banks folded into it →

Offices with the most deposits booked

OfficeDepositsOf bank
Colonial BranchSioux Falls, SD$462B29.7%
Market-California BranchSan Francisco, CA$38.8B2.5%
Madison & 49Th Street BranchNew York, NY$36.3B2.3%
Wells Fargo Center Skyway BranchMinneapolis, MN$27.6B1.8%
Houston Central BranchHouston, TX$19.6B1.3%
Tryon At 3Rd BranchCharlotte, NC$13.4B0.9%
Palo Alto Office BranchPalo Alto, CA$11.8B0.8%
River North BranchChicago, IL$11.1B0.7%
Independence Hall BranchPhiladelphia, PA$10.4B0.7%
Denver West BranchDenver, CO$9.7B0.6%

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