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Bank branches in South Carolina

South Carolina has 1,165 bank offices, 298 fewer than its peak of 1,463 in 2009 (−20%). Deposits booked in the state: $134 billion.

1,165
offices, 2026
75
banks
−13
gone since 2025
+33
new since 2025
7321,4631994: 1,228 offices, $28.4B1995: 1,216 offices, $29.7B1996: 1,175 offices, $30.9B1997: 1,176 offices, $32.6B1998: 1,183 offices, $34.1B1999: 1,214 offices, $36.0B2000: 1,245 offices, $38.2B2001: 1,248 offices, $39.7B2002: 1,262 offices, $42.5B2003: 1,261 offices, $44.9B2004: 1,269 offices, $48.1B2005: 1,289 offices, $53.8B2006: 1,331 offices, $59.2B2007: 1,370 offices, $64.1B2008: 1,440 offices, $66.5B2009: 1,463 offices, $69.8B2010: 1,458 offices, $70.3B2011: 1,441 offices, $67.9B2012: 1,401 offices, $67.4B2013: 1,376 offices, $68.5B2014: 1,358 offices, $69.9B2015: 1,324 offices, $75.1B2016: 1,288 offices, $79.0B2017: 1,274 offices, $84.5B2018: 1,226 offices, $85.9B2019: 1,194 offices, $89.4B2020: 1,199 offices, $105B2021: 1,171 offices, $118B2022: 1,146 offices, $128B2023: 1,141 offices, $125B2024: 1,138 offices, $127B2025: 1,144 offices, $130B2026: 1,165 offices, $134Bpeak 1,463 · 2009$134B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
South Carolina's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,228$28.4B
Jun 30 19951,216−12$29.7B
Jun 30 20001,245+31$38.2B
Jun 30 20051,289+20$53.8B
Jun 30 2009PEAK1,463+23$69.8B
Jun 30 20101,458−5$70.3B
Jun 30 20151,324−34$75.1B
Jun 30 20201,199+5$105B
Jun 30 20251,144+6$130B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,165+21$134B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,228$28.4B
Jun 30 19951,216−12$29.7B
Jun 30 19961,175−41$30.9B
Jun 30 19971,176+1$32.6B
Jun 30 19981,183+7$34.1B
Jun 30 19991,214+31$36.0B
Jun 30 20001,245+31$38.2B
Jun 30 20011,248+3$39.7B
Jun 30 20021,262+14$42.5B
Jun 30 20031,261−1$44.9B
Jun 30 20041,269+8$48.1B
Jun 30 20051,289+20$53.8B
Jun 30 20061,331+42$59.2B
Jun 30 20071,370+39$64.1B
Jun 30 20081,440+70$66.5B
Jun 30 2009PEAK1,463+23$69.8B
Jun 30 20101,458−5$70.3B
Jun 30 20111,441−17$67.9B
Jun 30 20121,401−40$67.4B
Jun 30 20131,376−25$68.5B
Jun 30 20141,358−18$69.9B
Jun 30 20151,324−34$75.1B
Jun 30 20161,288−36$79.0B
Jun 30 20171,274−14$84.5B
Jun 30 20181,226−48$85.9B
Jun 30 20191,194−32$89.4B
Jun 30 20201,199+5$105B
Jun 30 20211,171−28$118B
Jun 30 20221,146−25$128B
Jun 30 20231,141−5$125B
Jun 30 20241,138−3$127B
Jun 30 20251,144+6$130B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,165+21$134B

Counties that lost the most

Share of offices gone since each county's own peak (counties that once had five or more).

−86%Fairfield County · 7→1−67%Marlboro County · 9→3−63%Edgefield County · 8→3−58%Union County · 12→5−57%Allendale County · 7→3−56%Hampton County · 9→4−50%Newberry County · 14→7−50%Barnwell County · 10→5

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Greenville County153169 (2009)−9%$18.2B
Charleston County133145 (2011)−8%$20.4B
Horry County110138 (2009)−20%$12.1B
Richland County79111 (2008)−29%$18.9B
Spartanburg County6181 (2000)−25%$6.3B
Lexington County5972 (2010)−18%$6.9B
Beaufort County5378 (2008)−32%$6.5B
York County4656 (2010)−18%$4.6B
Anderson County4365 (2009)−34%$4.3B
Florence County3851 (2009)−25%$3.6B
Dorchester County3739 (2008)−5%$2.8B
Berkeley County3636 (2026)·$2.4B
Aiken County2838 (1994)−26%$3.7B
Pickens County2836 (2008)−22%$2.9B
Georgetown County2533 (2011)−24%$2.2B
Oconee County2028 (2010)−29%$1.7B
Orangeburg County1726 (1994)−35%$1.4B
Greenwood County1529 (1995)−48%$1.5B
Darlington County1422 (2002)−36%$850M
Lancaster County1414 (2026)·$948M
Sumter County1219 (1998)−37%$1.2B
Kershaw County1117 (1994)−35%$980M
Colleton County1013 (1994)−23%$684M
Laurens County1018 (2009)−44%$784M
Marion County1014 (2008)−29%$618M
Chesterfield County914 (2006)−36%$549M
Bamberg County89 (2014)−11%$352M
Cherokee County814 (2009)−43%$557M
Clarendon County77 (2008)·$493M
Newberry County714 (1994)−50%$684M
Williamsburg County712 (1998)−42%$437M
Abbeville County610 (1994)−40%$298M
Dillon County610 (1998)−40%$555M
Barnwell County510 (1999)−50%$302M
Chester County59 (1994)−44%$367M
Union County512 (1995)−58%$310M
Hampton County49 (1998)−56%$359M
Jasper County46 (1996)−33%$428M
Lee County45 (1994)−20%$172M
Allendale County37 (1994)−57%$117M
Calhoun County33 (1994)·$120M
Edgefield County38 (1994)−63%$167M
Marlboro County39 (2000)−67%$304M
Saluda County36 (1994)−50%$181M
McCormick County23 (1994)−33%$128M
Fairfield County17 (1994)−86%$127M

Banks with the most offices in South Carolina

BankOffices in SC
First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company113
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association102
Truist Bank95
SouthState Bank, National Association82
Bank of America, National Association61
TD Bank, National Association50
Pinnacle Bank49
Woodforest National Bank44
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association43
United Community Bank34
Anderson Brothers Bank27
The Citizens Bank25
United Bank25
First Palmetto Bank22
Fifth Third Bank, National Association19
First Community Bank19
Arthur State Bank19
Regions Bank18
The Conway National Bank16
Security Federal Bank15

A bank's offices in a state aren't where it's headquartered. JPMorgan Chase Bank's charter is in Columbus, Ohio, and it has offices in most states.