Before you send money
A routing number identifies a bank, not a person or business — a scammer can hand you a real bank's routing number and still take your money. Confirm any payment directly with your bank before you send.
Proof
Screenshot from the bank's own page
State-specific screenshotShows 122 400 724 · Nevada (NV) · captured June 28, 2026Check it yourself on Bank of America's pageCaptured by our verification pipeline — a headless browser opens Bank of America, N.A's own page, confirms the number is present, and saves a watermarked, timestamped screenshot. Independent third-party evidence; fin.codes is not affiliated with this institution.
Before you send
Check these first
- Confirm the bank name matches Bank of America, N.A.
- Match the number to the transfer type — this one is for ACH.
- For wires, double-check the recipient's name and address too.
- No one needs your password or full card number to confirm a routing number — that's a scam.
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