Retail trade lenders in Ada, ID

Approvals from SBA fiscal year 2008 onward. Source data as of 2026-06-30.

36 institutions have SBA 7(a) loans on record to this industry in Ada, ID, together $49.8M across 175 loans. Washington Trust Bank is the largest, with 14% of approvals.

Lenders

Rank	Lender	Loans	Approved	Share
1	Washington Trust Bank	8	$6.7M	13.5%
2	Wells Fargo Bank National Association	16	$5.1M	10.2%
3	Celtic Bank Corporation	3	$4.3M	8.6%
4	Live Oak Banking Company	1	$3.9M	7.8%
5	Idaho Central CU	11	$3.5M	7.1%
6	Zions Bank, A Division of	26	$3.5M	7.0%
7	Citizens Bank	3	$2.9M	5.9%
8	Glacier Bank	11	$2.4M	4.7%
9	First Interstate Bank	6	$2.1M	4.2%
10	Byline Bank	1	$2.1M	4.2%
11	KeyBank National Association	4	$1.8M	3.5%
12	D. L. Evans Bank	22	$1.7M	3.4%
13	America First Federal Credit Union	3	$1.5M	3.0%
14	Idaho First Bank	4	$1.4M	2.9%
15	Mission Valley Bank	1	$880K	1.8%
16	Banner Bank	7	$852K	1.7%
17	HomeTrust Bank	1	$740K	1.5%
18	BMO Bank National Association	1	$576K	1.2%
19	Sunwest Bank	4	$544K	1.1%
20	Mountain America FCU	4	$458K	0.9%
21	U.S. Bank, National Association	15	$447K	0.9%
22	Northwest Bank	1	$350K	0.7%
23	Newtek Bank, National Association	1	$300K	0.6%
24	BayFirst National Bank	1	$260K	0.5%
25	Northeast Bank	2	$258K	0.5%
26	Readycap Lending, LLC	3	$250K	0.5%
27	Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation	3	$225K	0.5%
28	The Huntington National Bank	2	$203K	0.4%
29	JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association	1	$200K	0.4%
30	Columbia Bank	2	$100K	0.2%
31	Stearns Bank National Association	1	$82K	0.2%
32	State Bank Northwest	1	$75K	0.2%
33	Montana Community Development Corp.	1	$41K	0.1%
34	Bank of America, National Association	2	$30K	0.1%
35	SoFi Bank, National Association	1	$20K	0.0%
36	VelocitySBA, LLC	1	$10K	0.0%

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About this data

Built from the U.S. Small Business Administration’s 7(a) FOIA data release, a public record covering approvals from fiscal year 2008 onward and refreshed each quarter. SBA fiscal years end 30 September, so the most recent year is partial. Figures are approvals, not outstanding balances, and SBA attributes each loan to the institution that holds it today rather than the one that originated it — an acquisitive lender therefore shows books it did not write.