Hatch Bank

A California bank whose 2025 FDIC order on BSA work done through third parties ended in January 2026.

Hatch Bank is a state-chartered bank in San Marcos, California, supervised by the FDIC. Its consent order FDIC-24-0062b, dated April 3, 2025, and a parallel order from the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation covered BSA/AML controls, including activities conducted on the bank’s behalf “through one or more Third-Party Relationships”. It required board oversight of those activities, a risk assessment covering third-party relationships and periodic reviews of third parties performing BSA functions.

The FDIC terminated its order on January 21, 2026, and California ended its order on January 28, 2026.

Country
United States
Primary federal regulator
FDIC
State regulator
California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation
Charter type
State-chartered commercial bank, not a Federal Reserve member
FDIC certificate number
25803
Enforcement actions (regulator records)
DocumentRegulatorIssuedStatus
FDIC-24-0062b consent order (BSA/AML through third-party relationships)FDIC (California DFPI parallel order)Apr 3, 2025Terminated Jan 21, 2026 (DFPI order ended Jan 28, 2026)
Date checked

Questions

Is Hatch Bank still under a consent order?
No. The FDIC terminated consent order FDIC-24-0062b on January 21, 2026, and the California order ended on January 28, 2026.
What did the Hatch Bank order require?
BSA/AML controls covering work done by third parties on the bank’s behalf, a risk assessment of third-party relationships and periodic reviews of those third parties.
When was the Hatch Bank order issued?
On April 3, 2025; the FDIC made it public on May 30, 2025.

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Sources

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