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The First National Bank of Dryden Fees and Fee Schedule | Fee Insight

VerifiedCommunity bank, under $300M

The First National Bank of Dryden

Dryden, New YorkBankNew York district

Financials as of Q1 2026

Website Published fee schedule

Verified fees

Under review

Assets

$211.2M

Fee benchmark score

Not scored

Financials as of

Q1 2026

Fee Schedule

Published fees

Verified fees power benchmarks; fees under review do not.

Account MaintenanceVerified

Temporary Statements$2
per item · Source

Check ServicesVerified

Temporary Checks$0.25
per item · Source

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Fee	Amount	Basis	Note	Source
Account MaintenanceVerified
Temporary Statements	$2	per item	—	Source
Check ServicesVerified
Temporary Checks	$0.25	per item	—	Source

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Financial Context

Size and fee revenue

Financials as of Q1 2026 · FDIC call report

Total assets

$211.2M

Total deposits

$187.6M

Service charge income

$70K

Fee income ratio

3.1%

Return on assets

1.81%

Branches

Service charge income by quarter

Q1 2026$70K

Q4 2025$72K

Q3 2025$74K

Q2 2025$82K

Key Facts

CharterBank

LocationDryden, New York

SegmentCommunity bank, under $300M

Fed districtNew York

Fee schedule collectedNot yet

Financials as ofQ1 2026

Methodology

Verified fees have cleared review and are used in Bank Fee Index benchmarks.

Fees marked Under review are shown with their source for context, but stay out of benchmark scores until they clear.

Financial figures come from public FDIC and NCUA call reports and are shown in whole dollars by Fee Insight.