Overdraft and NSF medians are $5 below the national median.
Data refreshed Nov 2, 2026
Las Vegas's non-network ATM median is $2.50; Nevada's is $1.50.
Nevada's 8 largest markets by institutions with a branch there; marker size follows that count. Every Nevada city on the map
Las Vegas
14 institutions
$2.50
Nevada
5 institutions
$1.50
San Francisco Fed district
196 institutions
$2
U.S.
1,651 institutions
$1.50
17 of the 27 institutions headquartered in Nevada have published fees here, and 17 of them have fees that count toward the medians on this page. Figures here count those headquartered institutions, except branches and deposits, which count every institution serving the state.
Credit unions have lower medians on 1 of 2 fees, among institutions headquartered in Nevada.
Lower at credit unions
Lower at banks
Stop Payment
Credit unions $6.25 lower in Nevada.
$25
Banks
median of 5
$18.75
Credit unions
median of 10
Deposited Item Return
$7.50
Banks
median of 5
$20
Credit unions
median of 6
| Fee | Banks | Credit unions | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stop Payment | $25 | $18.75 | $6.25 |
| Deposited Item Return | $7.50 | $20 | $12.50 |
The five largest banks hold 62% of bank deposits in Nevada. 27 banks and credit unions are headquartered here; 398 bank branches and 131 credit union branches serve the state, wherever headquartered.
Nevada bank service charges rose 41.8% from Q2 2025 to Q2 2026. Credit union fee income is a wider measure than bank service charges, so the two charts stay separate and are never added together.
$421KQ2 2026
+41.8% from Q2 2025
$12.5MQ2 2026
+1.0% from Q2 2025
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The Nevada medians against the U.S., sent to you and updated as schedules are verified.
Lower in Nevada: wire transfer −$5, wire transfer −$5, stop payment −$5 and 5 more. The other 4 fees are about the same.
Wire Transfer (Domestic Out)
Nevada $20 (10 inst.) · District $25 (314 inst.)
Wire Transfer (Int'l Out)
Nevada $40 (7 inst.) · District $45 (214 inst.)
Stop Payment
Nevada $20 (15 inst.) · District $25 (393 inst.)
Debit Card Replacement
Nevada $5 (9 inst.) · District $10 (306 inst.)
Wire Transfer (Domestic In)
Nevada $5 (6 inst.) · District $10 (179 inst.)
| Fee | Nevada | District | Lower in Nevada Higher in Nevada | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wire Transfer (Domestic Out) | $2010 inst. | $25314 inst. | −$5 | |
| Wire Transfer (Int'l Out) | $407 inst. | $45214 inst. | −$5 | |
| Stop Payment | $2015 inst. | $25393 inst. | −$5 | |
| Debit Card Replacement | $59 inst. | $10306 inst. | −$5 | |
| Wire Transfer (Domestic In) | $56 inst. | $10179 inst. | −$5 |
What the Fed sees in the district
“Economic activity in the Twelfth District was broadly steady during the mid-August through September reporting period.”
1 of 12 Nevada medians sit above the U.S. median. Nevada medians count institutions headquartered in Nevada; U.S. medians count every institution in the index.
$25
Median of 11 Nevada institutions. U.S. $30.
Nevada institutionsNational middle range
Nevada unemployment was 4.7% in September 2026, against 4.2% for the U.S.
Nevada
Unemployment rate, against the U.S.
Sep 2021 to Sep 2026
Median household income in Nevada: $78K (2024).
United States
Bank services prices, change over 12 months
Sep 2021 to Sep 2026
+1.0% in the 12 months to Sep 2026, nationally.
Per $1 billion of deposits.
1 Nevada institutions are matched to CFPB records, under the 10 a rate needs.
Hamilton, the Fee Insight workspace, sets an institution's own fees beside institutions its size in Nevada.
From 17 Nevada banks and credit unions' own published fee schedules, one value per institution; a median needs at least 5 institutions. Data as of Nov 2, 2026. Methodology