Largest banks and credit unions in New Hampshire by assets
| Name | City | Type | Total assets ($) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Service | Portsmouth | Credit union | 6,700,576,159 |
| Mascoma Bank | Lebanon | Bank | 3,034,815,000 |
| Bank of New Hampshire | Laconia | Bank | 2,803,647,000 |
| Lighthouse | Dover | Credit union | 2,220,684,877 |
| Bank of New England | Salem | Bank | 1,819,911,000 |
| St. Mary's Bank | Manchester | Credit union | 1,798,426,928 |
| Meredith Village Savings Bank | Meredith | Bank | 1,644,910,000 |
| Merrimack County Savings Bank | Concord | Bank | 1,407,191,000 |
| Franklin Savings Bank | Franklin | Bank | 931,389,000 |
| Triangle | Nashua | Credit union | 865,738,092 |
| Savings Bank of Walpole | Walpole | Bank | 857,937,000 |
| Primary Bank | Bedford | Bank | 769,549,000 |
| Granite State | Manchester | Credit union | 749,451,322 |
| Bellwether Community | Manchester | Credit union | 674,743,160 |
| Claremont Savings Bank | Claremont | Bank | 619,704,000 |
| Salem Co-operative Bank | Salem | Bank | 579,997,000 |
| First Seacoast Bank | Dover | Bank | 576,306,000 |
| Holy Rosary | Rochester | Credit union | 508,006,146 |
| Sugar River Bank | Newport | Bank | 424,308,000 |
| Piscataqua Savings Bank | Portsmouth | Bank | 373,351,000 |
| The Millyard Bank | Nashua | Bank | 333,199,000 |
| New Hampshire | Concord | Credit union | 331,611,044 |
| Profile Bank | Rochester | Bank | 316,635,000 |
| Members First Credit Union Of N.H. | Manchester | Credit union | 277,149,796 |
| Walden Mutual Bank | Concord | Bank | 192,566,000 |
The full list includes every bank or credit union in New Hampshire with street address, ZIP and phone number, plus every other state.
New Hampshire cities with the most banks and credit unions
- Manchester: 5
- Concord: 3
- Dover: 2
- Keene: 2
- Nashua: 2
- Portsmouth: 2
- Rochester: 2
- Salem: 2
- Bedford: 1
- Claremont: 1
Charter types in New Hampshire
- State savings bank: 8
- State credit union: 7
- Federal credit union: 5
- State bank (not Fed member): 3
- State bank (Fed member): 3
- Federal savings bank: 2
- State savings and loan: 1
Where does this data come from?
FDIC BankFind institution data (October 2026) and NCUA credit union call report data (June 30, 2026). Banks list their website and credit unions list their main office phone. Phone numbers are main lines published by the government. No personal names or personal contact details are included.