Banking Guide

Bank Routing Numbers Guide

Everything you need to know about bank routing numbers, how to find them, and a comprehensive list of major bank routing numbers.

Find Your Bank's Routing Number
What is a Bank Routing Number?

A bank routing number, also known as an ABA (American Bankers Association) routing number, is a unique 9-digit code that identifies your bank or credit union. This number is essential for various financial transactions including:

Direct Deposits

Salary, benefits, and tax refunds

Wire Transfers

Domestic and international transfers

ACH Transfers

Automatic bill payments and transfers

Check Processing

Electronic check clearing

How to Find Your Routing Number

On Your Checks

First 9 digits at the bottom left

Online Banking

Account details section

Bank Statements

Listed with account information

Call Your Bank

Customer service can provide it

Major Bank Routing Numbers
Common routing numbers for major US banks. Note that some banks have multiple routing numbers based on region.

Chase Bank

National

021000021

Bank of America

National

026009593

Wells Fargo

National

121000248

Citibank

National

021000089

US Bank

National

091000019

PNC Bank

Regional

043000096

Capital One

National

051405515

TD Bank

Regional

031201360

Important Note

Always verify your routing number with your bank, as some institutions have multiple routing numbers for different regions or transaction types.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a bank routing number?

A bank routing number is a 9-digit code that identifies your bank and helps route money transfers, direct deposits, and other transactions to the correct financial institution.

Where can I find my routing number?

You can find your routing number on your checks (first 9 digits), online banking, mobile app, bank statements, or by calling your bank directly.

Are routing numbers the same for all branches?

Not always. Large banks may have different routing numbers for different regions or states. Always verify with your specific branch.

Is it safe to share my routing number?

Routing numbers are public information and safe to share for legitimate transactions. However, never share your account number with untrusted parties.

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