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HEADQUARTERED IN WASHINGTON

Washington banks and credit unions

102 institutions headquartered in Washington. Totals describe institutions by headquarters, not deposits held at branches in the state.

BANKS ·

Washington banks

  • 29 banks headquartered in Washington reported $92.4 billion in combined total assets for the quarter ended June 30, 2026.
  • Their combined deposits were $75.2 billion, up 3.3% from a year earlier among institutions that reported both quarters.
  • The median net interest margin was 3.88%, and the median cost of all deposits was 1.77%.
Institutions
29
Combined total assets
$92.4 billion
Combined deposits
$75.2 billion
Deposit growth, 12 months
+3.3%
Loan growth, 12 months
+3.0%
Median net interest margin
3.88%
Median return on assets
0.99%
Median cost of deposits
1.77%

What stands out

Largest banks

InstitutionCityTotal assetsDeposit growthROA
Wafd BankSeattle$27.6 billion-2.1%0.99%
Banner BankWalla Walla$16.6 billion+2.1%1.24%
Washington Trust BankSpokane$10.5 billion+1.7%1.16%
Heritage BankOlympia$8.4 billion+21.7%0.92%
Coastal Community BankEverett$5.5 billion+23.9%-3.00%
1st Security Bank of WashingtonMountlake Terrac$3.2 billion-4.0%1.11%
Peoples BankBellingham$2.4 billion-0.7%1.07%
Cashmere Valley BankCashmere$2.3 billion+6.7%1.19%
First Fed BankPort Angeles$2.1 billion-2.7%0.24%
Timberland BankHoquiam$2.1 billion+5.6%1.52%
Yakima Federal Savings and Loan AssociationYakima$2.0 billion-2.4%0.91%
Riverview BankVancouver$1.5 billion+4.1%0.55%
Bank of the PacificAberdeen$1.3 billion+4.0%1.15%
Sound Community BankSeattle$1.1 billion+3.1%1.05%
Olympia Federal Savings and Loan AssociationOlympia$1.0 billion-1.2%0.39%

Rankings

All 29 banks headquartered in Washington
CREDIT UNIONS ·

Washington credit unions

  • 73 credit unions headquartered in Washington reported $94.9 billion in combined total assets for the quarter ended June 30, 2026.
  • Their combined shares and deposits were $81.7 billion, up 4.9% from a year earlier among institutions that reported both quarters.
  • The median net interest margin was 3.86%, and the median cost of all shares and deposits was 1.26%.
Institutions
73
Combined total assets
$94.9 billion
Combined shares and deposits
$81.7 billion
Share and deposit growth, 12 months
+4.9%
Loan growth, 12 months
+4.7%
Median net interest margin
3.86%
Median return on assets
0.55%
Median cost of shares and deposits
1.26%

What stands out

Largest credit unions

InstitutionCityTotal assetsShare growthROA
Boeing Employees Credit UnionTukwila$29.6 billion+1.9%0.73%
Gesa Credit UnionRichland$6.8 billion+5.4%0.55%
Spokane Teachers Credit UnionLiberty Lake$6.4 billion+1.5%0.87%
Washington State Employees Credit UnionOlympia$5.1 billion+2.6%0.54%
Numerica Credit UnionSpokane Valley$4.3 billion+6.2%1.00%
Peak Credit UnionOlympia$4.2 billion+2.5%0.54%
Sound Credit UnionTacoma$3.4 billion+6.1%1.04%
Whatcom Educational Credit UnionBellingham$3.4 billion+11.0%0.79%
Harborstone Credit UnionTacoma$3.1 billion+38.2%0.04%
Hapo Community Credit UnionRichland$3.0 billion+29.4%1.67%
Columbia Community Credit UnionVancouver$2.6 billion+3.3%1.22%
Kitsap Credit UnionBremerton$2.5 billion+9.4%0.37%
Iq Credit UnionVancouver$2.2 billion+4.8%1.09%
Horizon Credit UnionSpokane Valley$2.0 billion-4.3%0.72%
Fibre Federal Credit UnionLongview$1.8 billion+4.7%0.97%

Rankings

All 73 credit unions headquartered in Washington

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