East Cambridge Savings Bank: branch locations

East Cambridge Savings Bank is an FDIC-insured bank with 11 branches in 1 state in our list. Its main office address in the FDIC records is 292 Cambridge St, Cambridge, MA 02141.

Contact details

Main office292 Cambridge St, Cambridge, MA 02141
Official websitewww.ecsb.com
FDIC certificate90173

The website address is the one the bank reported to the FDIC. Phone numbers are not part of the FDIC data, so use the number on your card or the bank’s own website.

Where East Cambridge Savings Bank has branches

StateBranches
Massachusetts11

All East Cambridge Savings Bank branches

Showing 11 of 11

CityStateBranchAddressZIPMap
Arlington MA Arlington Branch 105 Broadway 02474 Map
Belmont MA Trapelo Road Banking Center 395 Trapelo Rd 02478 Map
Cambridge MA Cambridge Branch 1310 Cambridge St 02139 Map
Cambridge MA East Cambridge Savings Bank (main office) 292 Cambridge St 02141 Map
Chelsea MA Chelsa Bank Branch 360 Broadway 02150 Map
Malden MA Malden Banking Center 98 Pleasant St 02148 Map
Medford MA Salem Street Office Branch 243 Salem St 02155 Map
Medford MA West Medford Branch 9 Playstead Rd 02155 Map
Somerville MA Highland Branch 285 Highland Ave 02143 Map
Waltham MA Wal-Lex Shopping Center Branch 860 Lexington St 02452 Map
Woburn MA Patriot Branch 237 Lexington St 01801 Map

Source: FDIC BankFind Suite, retrieved 2026-09-20. This site is independent and is not affiliated with East Cambridge Savings Bank. Confirm branch details with the bank.

Frequently asked questions

How many branches does East Cambridge Savings Bank have?

Our list has 11 branches of East Cambridge Savings Bank, in Massachusetts (11). The number changes as branches open and close.

Where is East Cambridge Savings Bank headquartered?

The FDIC lists the main office at 292 Cambridge St, Cambridge, MA 02141.

Is East Cambridge Savings Bank FDIC-insured?

According to the FDIC BankFind data, East Cambridge Savings Bank is an active FDIC-insured institution (certificate number 90173). Confirm any bank you plan to use in the FDIC’s BankFind tool.