Banks by Type
Explore 2,236 financial institutions organized by their business model and focus area. From digital-first challenger banks to traditional universal banks.
Universal Banks
Full-service banks offering both retail and commercial banking services
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Banks specializing in wealth management and high-net-worth individuals
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Digital-first banks disrupting traditional banking with innovative services
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Banks focused on personal banking services for consumers
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Banks specializing in services for large corporations
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Banks focusing on small and medium business banking
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Banks focused on investment banking and capital markets
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Banks primarily serving businesses and commercial enterprises
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Local banks serving specific communities or regions
View allCrypto Banks
Banks offering cryptocurrency and digital asset services
View allIndustrial Banks
Banks associated with industrial conglomerates
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Fully digital banks with no physical branch network
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Banks primarily serving individual consumers
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Banks specializing in merchant services and payment processing
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Bank holding companies
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Development banks focused on economic development
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App-based banks with modern user experience and digital-first approach
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Member-owned financial cooperatives
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Challenger Banks vs Traditional Banks
Challenger banks are digital-first financial institutions that aim to disrupt traditional banking with innovative mobile apps, lower fees, and better user experience. Unlike traditional universal banks with extensive branch networks, challenger banks operate primarily through digital channels.
Universal Banks
Universal banks offer a comprehensive range of financial services including retail banking, commercial banking, investment banking, and wealth management. They serve both individual consumers and businesses of all sizes.
Private Banks
Private banks specialize in wealth management and personalized financial services for high-net-worth individuals. They typically offer investment advisory, estate planning, and exclusive banking products.