The ACH and direct-deposit number depends on the U.S. state where you opened your account; domestic wires use 051 401 027 (cross-checked against public directories, not confirmed by the bank).
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American National Bank & Trust uses a different ACH routing number depending on the U.S. state where you opened your account. Find yours in the table below.
Find your state's numberIncoming and outgoing domestic wire transfers
Wires also need the recipient's name and address. Don't use this number for direct deposit — wire and ACH numbers are not interchangeable. Always confirm with the bank before you send money.
These appear for American National Bank & Trust in public routing data but haven't met our cross-check bar — treat them as leads, not answers. Don't use one without confirming it with American National Bank & Trust first.
Where to look: a check, online banking, the mobile app.
The ACH and direct-deposit number depends on the U.S. state where you opened your account; domestic wires use 051 401 027 (cross-checked against public directories, not confirmed by the bank). The 9-digit routing number identifies the bank on a transfer; your account number identifies you.
Yes. American National Bank & Trust assigns ACH and direct-deposit routing numbers by the U.S. state where you opened your account. Check the bottom-left of a American National Bank & Trust check, your account details in online or mobile banking, or the routing-number table on this page to find the one for your state. Domestic wires use a single routing number regardless of state.
Use the ACH and direct-deposit number for payroll, direct deposit, and everyday transfers. Use the wire number for domestic wire transfers, which also need the recipient's name and address. The two are not interchangeable — sending an ACH payment with a wire routing number (or the reverse) can be rejected, so match the number to the transfer type.
Your routing number is the first 9 digits in the bottom-left of a American National Bank & Trust check, or in your online and mobile banking under account or routing details. If anyone asks for your online-banking password or full card number to "verify" a routing number, it's a scam — a routing number alone is public.
American National Bank & Trust is a bank headquartered in Wichita Falls, TX.
Every number passes the standard ABA checksum. 14 are cross-checked against multiple public routing directories. fin.codes is an independent reference, not a bank — always confirm transfer details with American National Bank & Trust before sending money.
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