Webster Bank

Webster Bank’s downtown Boston banking center sits inside a historic Financial District landmark, the former Boston Stock Exchange building. The branch offers personal checking and savings, personal lending, online and mobile banking, private client services and Webster Investments for wealth planning. Each customer works with a Webster banker who serves as a single point of contact and draws on the bank’s wider resources to help reach savings and financial goals.

Connecticut-based Webster Bank was founded during the Great Depression by the father of James C. Smith, who later became the bank’s CEO, and it has long emphasized its identity as a community bank. Personal customers can use a mobile app to review account history, deposit checks remotely, move money between accounts, pay bills and send money with Zelle. The bank also posts regular warnings about scammers impersonating banks by phone, text, email and mail.

What to Know

• Webster says it will never contact customers to request private or login information.
• Customers with disabilities can reach the bank through Video Relay Services and a secure message center.
• The branch is listed by the Downtown Boston Alliance and the Greater Boston and Everett chambers.
• Investment and insurance products are not FDIC insured.