FDIC Fines Database | Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Enforcement Actions

Track Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) fines and enforcement actions from 1989-2026. Current totals are loaded from the live evidence view. Complete database with stats, trends, and analysis.

Coverage Snapshot

  • Regulator: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
  • Jurisdiction: United States
  • Tracked period: 1989-2026
  • Tracked actions: 11,171
  • Latest tracked action: 2026-08-31
  • Default currency: GBP

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Largest enforcement actions

Firm or individualDateAmountBreach categorySource
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.11 Jul 2024£780,000,000Consumer Compliance ViolationsNotice
Discover Bank16 Apr 2025£117,000,000Assessment of Civil Money Penalty;Cease and Desist / Consent Orders;Order for RestitutionNotice
Banamex USA22 Jul 2015£109,200,000Assessment of Civil Money PenaltyNotice
ServiceLink Holdings, LLC, as a successor to Lender Processing Services, Inc.,23 Jan 2017£50,700,000Assessment of Civil Money Penalty;Cease and Desist / Consent OrdersNotice
U.S. Bank National Association10 May 2023£29,250,000BSA/AML ViolationsNotice
Citibank, N.A.25 Oct 2023£19,734,000Data Governance and Risk ManagementNotice
CBW Bank23 Oct 2025£15,980,640Assessment of Civil Money PenaltyNotice
CBW Bank19 Nov 2024£15,949,440Assessment of Civil Money PenaltyNotice
First Bank of Delaware16 Nov 2012£11,700,000Assessment of Civil Money PenaltyNotice
Discover Bank24 Sep 2012£10,920,000Assessment of Civil Money Penalty;Cease and Desist / Consent Orders;Order for RestitutionNotice
Apple Bank for Savings21 Dec 2020£9,750,000Assessment of Civil Money PenaltyNotice
The NorCrown Trust18 Feb 2005£9,750,000Written AgreementNotice
ISRAEL DISCOUNT BANK OF NEW YORK31 Oct 2006£9,360,000Assessment of Civil Money PenaltyNotice
The Bancorp Bank18 Dec 2019£5,850,000Assessment of Civil Money PenaltyNotice
Shinhan Bank America29 Sep 2023£3,900,000Assessment of Civil Money PenaltyNotice
Ashton J. Ryan, Jr.21 May 2020£3,900,000Assessment of Civil Money Penalty;Removal/Prohibition OrderNotice
Citizens Bank of Pennsylvania30 Apr 2013£3,900,000Assessment of Civil Money Penalty;Order for RestitutionNotice
CompuCredit Corporation, as an Institution-Affiliated Part of Columbus Bank and Trust Company, Columbus, Georgia10 Jun 2008£3,772,080Assessment of Civil Money Penalty;Order for RestitutionNotice
STATE BANK OF INDIA13 Nov 2001£2,925,000Assessment of Civil Money Penalty;Cease and Desist / Consent OrdersNotice
American Express Centurion Bank24 Dec 2013£2,808,000Assessment of Civil Money Penalty;Cease and Desist / Consent Orders;Order for RestitutionNotice

Amounts are normalised to GBP for comparison.

Frequently asked questions

What is the largest FDIC fine?

The largest FDIC fine currently recorded by RegActions is £780,000,000, issued to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. on 11 Jul 2024 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. This reflects amounts that have passed RegActions' amount-review gate; see the FDIC fines database below for the complete, source-linked list.

How much has FDIC fined in 2026?

RegActions records £400,019 in disclosed Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) monetary penalties in 2026, based on source-linked notices that have passed the amount-review gate. This excludes non-monetary actions such as prohibitions and public censures.

How many FDIC penalties were issued in 2026?

RegActions has recorded 11 disclosed Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) monetary penalties in 2026 so far. This counts individual penalty notices, not firms, since some are fined more than once in a year.

How can I verify a FDIC fine?

Start with the firm or individual name, the penalty date and the disclosed amount, then open the linked Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation notice. The notice sets out the rule breaches, the affected period and the sanction. RegActions links every record to its official source; the regulator's own publication remains the authoritative record.