Tools
Bank Data Tools
Free interactive tools built on FDIC BankFind Suite Call Report data, benchmark any US bank by size, safety, and financial strength.
What's here
Interactive lookups that turn 4,313 FDIC Call Report filings into quick, source-bound answers about bank size and financial standing.
- 1
- interactive tool
- 4,313
- FDIC-insured banks graded
- FDIC
- BankFind Suite source data
- Q4 2025 (REPDTE: 20251231)
- Call Report vintage
Every tool reads public-domain FDIC data; see our methodology for the full pipeline. These are informational lookups, not financial advice or official FDIC ratings.
What a lookup can establish
Every route starts with the full graded bank fleet. A result becomes more specific only when the bank carries a computed health score and the metric you asked about is reported in its Call Report filing.
- FDIC-insured banks graded
- 4,313 (100% of fleet)
- With A–F health score
- 4,313 (100.0% of fleet)
- Grade A or B
- 3,531 (81.9% of fleet)
- In asset-percentile tool
- 250 (top 250 by assets)
Health grade mix across the fleet
How 4,313 graded banks distribute across PlainBankData's A–F composite, the same denominator every ranking and tool uses.
Which path matches what you already know?
Each route names your starting fact, a bank name, an asset total, a state, or a grading question, and the lookup that reads it against the same FDIC Call Report index summarized above.
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I know my bank name or city
Search 4,313 FDIC-insured institutions for the full four-pillar health profile behind each A–F grade.
Bank directory search -
I have a total asset figure to benchmark
Place any asset total on the distribution of the 250 largest banks PlainBankData ranks for size.
Bank Asset Percentile Lookup -
I want the safest or highest-risk shortlists
Open the health-score leaderboard - 2,052 Grade A and 1,479 Grade B banks in the current Call Report vintage.
Safest banks ranking -
I need to understand what Grade A actually means
Read how Tier 1 capital, ROA, Texas Ratio, and efficiency combine, and why Grade A is not the same as a 15% capital badge.
How bank health grades work -
I want banks headquartered in one state
Jump to any of 55 state hubs with average health scores and local bank lists.
Browse by state
Plain-text route list (for crawlers)
- I know my bank name or city → Bank directory search (/banks): Search 4,313 FDIC-insured institutions for the full four-pillar health profile behind each A–F grade.
- I have a total asset figure to benchmark → Bank Asset Percentile Lookup (/tools/bank-asset-percentile): Place any asset total on the distribution of the 250 largest banks PlainBankData ranks for size.
- I want the safest or highest-risk shortlists → Safest banks ranking (/rankings/safest-banks): Open the health-score leaderboard - 2,052 Grade A and 1,479 Grade B banks in the current Call Report vintage.
- I need to understand what Grade A actually means → How bank health grades work (/guides/how-bank-health-grades-work): Read how Tier 1 capital, ROA, Texas Ratio, and efficiency combine, and why Grade A is not the same as a 15% capital badge.
- I want banks headquartered in one state → Browse by state (/states): Jump to any of 55 state hubs with average health scores and local bank lists.
Available tools
Beyond the tools
Three more ways to research a bank on PlainBankData.
- Browse every FDIC-insured bank with its full four-pillar health profile. Browse banks
- Screen the safest and highest-risk banks nationwide by health score. Safest banks
- Learn how the A–F health grades are built before relying on them. How grades work
Not financial advice. Health grades are PlainBankData's interpretation of public FDIC Call Report data, not official FDIC ratings.
Download the FDIC bank financial-conditions extract cited on this page: fdic-bank-financial-conditions.csv (public domain / CC0).