Know the institution.
Follow balance sheets, funding, earnings, capital, securities, and credit quality across reporting periods.
U.S. bank intelligence, connected.
Turn public bank data into financial context you can use. Explore it with your team. Build it into your platform. Put it to work in your agents.
Financials. Peers. Markets. One intelligence engine.
INSTITUTION INTELLIGENCE
Illustrative data · Reporting period: September 30, 2026
Cash & securities / assets
17.8%Balance sheet liquidityLoan / deposit
94.2%Funding contextGET /v1/banks/{cert}/liquidity THE CONTEXT BEHIND THE NUMBERS
BankIntel brings financials, historical movement, and comparative context together—so your next question doesn’t start another spreadsheet.
Follow balance sheets, funding, earnings, capital, securities, and credit quality across reporting periods.
Compare institutions, examine defined peer groups, and screen banks by the financial measures that matter to you.
Explore branch footprints, local deposit share, and market concentration using annual Summary of Deposits data.
ONE ENGINE. THREE WAYS IN.
For banking professionals, software platforms, and the agents connecting them.
Bring structured bank intelligence into your product, analytics, or AI conversations. Retrieve financial context without maintaining the collection and normalization yourself.
Go from a bank search to a clearer picture. Investigate financials, compare peers, explore markets, and take the findings into your workflow.
Give compatible agents a way to discover and request BankIntel resources programmatically, with x402 payments for individual requests.
A FOUNDATION YOU CAN EXAMINE
The value is in the work between a public filing and a useful answer: institution matching, normalized fields, defined calculations, and context that travels with the result.
Explore the methodology and APIFDIC BankFind Suite, FFIEC Call Reports, and FDIC Summary of Deposits form the public-data foundation.
Standardized dollar amounts, defined ratios, and explicit missing values support consistent interpretation.
Financials reflect quarterly filings. Geographic deposits reflect annual reporting. Individual bank and peer data can cover different periods.
A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING
Banking professionals who need institution and market context, and AI companies, fintechs, and software platforms that want to bring that intelligence into their own products.
BankIntel checks for newly available FFIEC filings on an hourly schedule. The financial information itself is reported quarterly; branch deposit data is annual. Filing availability, supported formats, and validation affect coverage. The reporting period—not the retrieval time—describes the age of a financial figure.
Yes. A platform can connect its assistant to BankIntel’s API to retrieve structured facts, trends, and comparisons at question time. The platform handles its conversation and permissions; BankIntel provides external bank intelligence. Enterprise access and integration scope are agreed during onboarding.
BankIntel’s current peer method uses a nationwide asset band of 50%–200% of the subject bank’s assets, with subject and cohort measured in the same quarter. The peer reporting period can be older than an individual bank’s latest available filing, so those dates should remain explicit.
Tell us the workflow you want to improve. We can walk through the web app, discuss a platform integration, or help you evaluate programmatic agent access. Existing approved web users can sign in directly.
LET’S PUT IT TO WORK
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We’ll show you where BankIntel fits.