Routing number lookup
Find routing numbers for banks worldwide. Verify ABA numbers and ensure accurate transfers with our free lookup tool.
Find a Routing Number
Search for a bank name or enter a routing number to check it is valid.
What is a routing number?
A routing number identifies banks and financial institutions. Banks use these codes to process payments, transfers, and electronic transactions. Routing numbers go by different names:
- ABA routing numbers
- Check routing numbers
- Bank routing numbers
- Transit numbers
Bank uses routing numbers to process checks, direct deposits, wire transfers, and bill payments
How to find your routing number
- Routing number lookup – Use our tool to search by bank name or verify a routing number.
- Online banking – Log in to your bank account to view your routing number.
- Bank statement – Check your monthly statement for the routing number.
- Check – Look at the bottom left of your check for the routing number.
- Bank website – Visit your bank's website or call customer service.
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- Fast and accurate – Get routing numbers instantly with our search tool.
- Comprehensive database – We cover thousands of banks and credit unions worldwide.
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Common routing number mistakes
Mixing up routing and account numbers
Double-check which number goes where.
Using the wrong routing number
Banks may have different numbers for different services.
Using old routing numbers
Banks sometimes change routing numbers after mergers.
Regional differences
Banks sometimes change routing numbers after mergers.
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International transfers and routing numbers
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Routing Numbers
- •Purpose: Identify specific banks and branches within the United States
- •Usage: Required for domestic transactions like ACH payments, wire transfers, and direct deposits
- •Scope: US-only - you won't need a routing number for international transfers
SWIFT Codes (BIC Codes)
- •Purpose: Identify banks and financial institutions worldwide
- •Usage: Essential for international wire transfers and cross-border payments Also known as: Bank Identification Codes (BIC)
- •Scope: Global standard for international banking
IBANs (International Bank Account Numbers)
- •Purpose: Identify specific individual bank accounts internationally
- •Usage: Required for international transfers to many countries
- •Coverage: Primarily used in Europe, but increasingly adopted by banks worldwide
- •Function: Combines country code, bank identifier, and account number in one standardised format
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