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Average banking.
EveryBank, N.A. is the average of every one of the 4,239 banks in America, each counted once. We don't have a headquarters, a charter, or a stock ticker that trades — we have a dataset and a sense of humor about it.
Products, at exactly the industry average
Every number below is real, averaged across every US bank. Not a marketing number. Ask a banker (there are 480 of them, on average) for details. See our core business lines for the full breakdown.
Checking & Deposits
Transaction and nontransaction deposits, exactly as the industry holds them. Every bank in the average offers this. We checked.
Loans & Mortgages
Mostly single-family residential and non-owner-occupied CRE. 93% of American banks carry both, whether they mean to or not.
Wealth & Trust
A real, enormous business — for the 9.7% of banks that run one. For the other 90.3%, this tile is aspirational.
Capital Markets
Interest-rate swaps for the vanilla hedgers; FX, equity, and commodity derivatives for the roughly one bank in fifty that runs a real dealer desk.
Where the average bank actually lends
Four places EveryBank's money goes, from the typical bank to the giants. Numbers are from June 2026, averaged across 4,239 banks.
Find your average branch
EveryBank has no street address, so we can only tell you what the average American bank's footprint looks like — not where to park. Look up any US city, state, or metro area →
Sources: FFIEC National Information Center (who owns whom) and FDIC Summary of Deposits (every branch, 2026). A subsidiary is a company the bank controls. An affiliate shares the bank's parent company but isn't controlled by the bank. Three banks in four have no subsidiaries at all.
We have 1.29 in California.
(Not a typo. Most banks have no branches in most states, so the average is a fraction. Only 170 banks operate in California at all; among those, the average is 32.1 branches. Look up any state, metro, or city →)
What share of American banks actually do this?
How many banks actually do each thing. It's the honest number hiding behind every average on this page. Click any row to see how we count it.
About EveryBank. We are the average of every US bank, each counted once — not a real charter, not a real filer, not investment advice. The mean EveryBank and the median EveryBank are, in every meaningful sense, two different companies that happen to share a name. See our Q2 2026 earnings release for the joke told properly.
Investor Relations
EveryBank does not have shares outstanding. The Mean filed to list. The Median voted it down. Ticker AVG remains reserved.
Second quarter: earned $21.3 million. Paid $18.5 million in dividends to no shareholders.
What Your Deposits Earn, 2016–2026
What Mean and Median pay on a dollar of deposits, how much of the Fed's moves reached you, and who pays the most. Built by Claude, Head of Investor & Public Relations.
The Loan Book, 2016–2026
Every US bank, every quarter: loans by type, Mean vs. Median, and who holds what. Built by Claude, Head of Investor & Public Relations.
The Economy, 2000–2026
Prices, paychecks, the Fed, the yield curve, jobs and houses. Words and charts by the Chief Economist.
Full financial results & shareholder letter
Selected financial data, business-line results, corporate footprint & workforce, and the one disclosure that actually matters.
Earnings call transcript
Management and four analysts discuss which EveryBank is the "real" one. (It's the median. Sort of.)
The Quarterly Median Profile Report
Every chart in the FDIC's Quarterly Banking Profile, recomputed for the bank in the middle. First edition.
Every Median Profile Report, with the data
Six quarters of the bank in the middle, from the first quarter of 2025. Workbooks and the time series, introduced by the Chief Economist.
All 42 quarterly earnings releases
Every quarter EveryBank has ever reported, generated straight from the 10-year workbook.
The fine print
Where every number on the home page comes from.
10-Year time series (2016–2026)
The full quarterly workbook: mean, median, and coverage for every tab, 2016–2026.