Selling into US banks? This new NexGenData actor builds a targeted prospect list straight from the official FDIC BankFind API.
What it does
FDIC Bank Leads queries the official FDIC institutions API (free, no key) and returns clean, structured bank records — institution name, address, total assets, deposits, website and branch count — sorted by assets, largest first. You can filter by state, active status, and minimum asset size to build a targeted market or prospect list.
Who it's for
Fintech and core/banking-software vendors, regtech and compliance, payments providers, consultants, accounting and audit firms, recruiters, and anyone selling into US banks.
Sample fields / output
Each record includes: name, cert, address, city, state, state_name, county, zip, assets_thousands, deposits_thousands, domestic_offices, website, established, charter_class, active, source_url, scraped_at
Example use cases
- Build a list of the largest active banks in a target state, sorted by total assets, for an enterprise sales team.
- Filter by minimum asset size to focus a regtech campaign on institutions above a threshold.
- Enrich a CRM with bank website, branch count and deposits for account scoring and prioritisation.
▶ Run FDIC Bank Leads on Apify -- pay-per-result, no subscription.
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FAQ
Where does the data come from?
The official FDIC BankFind API — free and requiring no key. Each record's source_url links to the official FDIC BankFind details page.
Can I filter by bank size?
Yes — filter by state, active status, and minimum assets (in thousands of USD). Results are sorted by assets, largest first.
Are the financial figures reliable?
Asset and deposit figures are published by the FDIC in thousands of USD. This is a data-extraction tool, not financial or legal advice — verify against the official record before acting.
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