⑆ US routing numbers & bank codes

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Look up any 9-digit US routing number to see which bank it belongs to and whether it's valid — or find your own bank's number for direct deposit, ACH, and wires. Every record is cited and dated.

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What is a routing number?

A routing number is a 9-digit code (the ABA routing transit number) that identifies your bank on a US transfer. It's the first set of digits on the bottom-left of a check. The number you use can differ by purpose — one for direct deposit and ACH, another for domestic wires — so match it to the transfer and confirm it with your bank before sending money.