Banks Near Me in America

Bank of America: Locate a Bank of America branch or ATM near you. Using our application you can find it in a few seconds.

In a very easy way you can visit your bank thanks to the Google map integrated in our application. Thanks to your GPS location we can tell you which banks are closest to you. In the application we indicate all the information about the bank: address, telephone number, etc.

To find the nearest branch to you, all you have to do is download our app, activate the GPS location and in a few seconds you will be shown a list with the result. You do not need to enter your address, postal code, city or state.

Once you have made the query, you will be able to see a list of the nearest offices. We also provide you with distance miles based on your location. In addition to the list, you can view the branches on an interactive map, which we provide, so that you can go to your nearest branch in person without getting lost.

At Bank of America branches you can carry out a multitude of procedures such as: applying for a home or car loan, mortgage loans, opening a bank account, finding a business banker, notary services, safe deposit boxes, retirement services, among other things.

In any case, regardless of the service you want to perform in your Bank of America, in our application we indicate, apart from the address, the telephone number of each of the offices, in case you prefer to call and make an enquiry.

Bank of America, headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, is the second largest bank holding company in the United States. As of 2021 it is the fifth largest company in the United States with a major role in the investment banking market. In addition to the United States, it operates in more than 40 countries, serving nearly 57 million consumers and small businesses. It has 5,600 branches and 16,200 automated teller machines (ATMs).

The bank was founded in 1874 as Commercial Nation Bank, later renamed North Carolina Nation Bank after the acquisition of American Trust in 1957. Later, in 1991, it adopted the name Nations Bank and in 1998 it absorbed Bank of America of San Francisco from which it adopted the name we know today.