Revealed: What is My Bank's Routing Number?

Today I'm going to show you how to get your bank's routing number [FAST] without going to the local branch.

Do you have a checking account with BECU, TD Bank, JPMorgan Chase bank, Wells Fargo,  Bank of America, USAA, Navy Federal Credit Union, or Citibank?

Then you're in the right place.

You probably know what's your bank's account number because it was sent to you in the mail when you first opened the account.

As for the routing number, it is not always given to you as clearly and as upfront. You need to know where exactly to look for it.

What is a Routing Number?

A nine-digit Bank routing number is also called check routing number, ABA number, or routing transit number (RTN).

For example:

You will need to provide both your routing and account number when:

• Ordering new checks, or replacement checks for your checkbook;
• Sending or receiving domestic wire transfers using online banking;
• Setting up a direct deposit, recurring transfers or automatic bill payment.

Look:

It is easy to find what is your routing number for any bank.

All you need to do is grab the checking account checkbook, then look at the bottom of the check.

You should see two or three sets of numbers displayed horizontally along the bottom. The first set of nine numbers on the bottom left of the check is your routing number. The second set of numbers is your account number.

If you have a credit card but can't find your checkbook and want to know your routing number, simply click on the link related to your bank below.

Let's dive right in.

What is My TD Bank Routing Number?

You might be asking - "How to find my TD Bank routing number online?"

You can find the TD Bank routing number list below, sorted by location. The location column does not refer to the place where you currently reside, but the place where you opened the account.

The numbers with "Electronic" are for electronic transactions, such as ACH, direct deposit, and other automatic payments. "Paper" is for non-electronic usages, such as ordering checks - TD Bank check routing number.

For all TD Bank accounts, wire transfer routing number is 031101266.

Some states have "No Routing Number" listed in the routing number column because TD Bank does not have a branch there.

If you opened your account online, your routing number links to the branch location of your new bank account. In this case, keep reading for information on how to get your routing number.

Most banks have only one routing number. Still, TD Bank has different routing numbers for each state and sometimes region.

Some states have more than one number. For instance, the number is 026013673 for accounts opened in the New York City metro area and 021302567 for Upstate New York.

In addition to the above list, you also have the option of visiting your local TD Bank branch and asking a teller to give you the routing number. 

You can also visit td.com official website to confirm the routing number.

If you prefer, you can call your branch's phone number or request the routing number from a representative by contacting TD Bank's toll-free customer support at 1-888-751-9000.

This number is also printed on your credit card and listed under contact section in online banking portal.

What is My Chase Routing Number?

You can find the Chase Bank routing number list below, sorted by location. The location column does not refer to the place where you currently reside, but the place where you opened the account.

Most banks have only one routing number. Still, JPMorgan Chase has different routing numbers for each state and sometimes region.

Some states have more than one number. So those looking to find JP Morgan Chase New York ABA number have to know where exactly they have opened their account.

For instance, if you opened the account downstate New York, your Chase bank routing number will be different from an upstate account holder.

For example, Chase routing number NYC is 021000021, while for those who opened the account in the upper state, Chase routing number New York is 022300173.

Another example, Chase northern California routing number is 322271627.

In addition to the above list, you also have the option of visiting your local Chase branch and asking a teller to give you the routing number.

You can also visit chase.com official website to confirm the routing number.

If you prefer, you can call your branch's phone number or request the routing number from a customer representative by contacting Chase's toll-free support at 1-800-935-9935. Outside the U.S., call 1-713-262-3300 (international collect; cell phone roaming charges may apply).

What's My Wells Fargo Routing Number?

You can find the Wells Fargo routing number list below, sorted by location. The location column does not refer to the place where you currently reside, but the place where you opened the account.

Most banks have only one routing number. Still, Wells Fargo has different routing numbers for each state and sometimes region.

Some states have more than one number. For Texas, if you opened the account in the El Paso area, your routing number (112000066) will be different from the account holder in the rest of Texas (111900659).

In addition to the above list, you also have the option of visiting your local Wells Fargo bank branch and asking a teller to give you the routing number.

You can also visit wellsfargo.com official website to confirm the routing number.

If you prefer, you can call your branch's phone number or request the routing number from a representative by contacting Wells Fargo's toll-free customer support at 1-800-869-3557. Outside the U.S., call 1-775-335-1115 (international collect; cell phone roaming charges may apply).

What is My Bank of America Routing Number?

You can find the Bank of America routing number list below, sorted by location. The location column does not refer to the place where you currently reside, but the place where you opened the account.

The numbers with "Electronic" are for electronic transactions, such as direct deposit, ACH, and other automatic payments. "Paper" is for non-electronic usages, such as ordering checks.

For all Bank of America accounts, the routing number for wire transfers is 026009593.

Most banks have only one routing number. Still, Bank of America has different routing numbers for each state and sometimes region.

Some states have more than one number. Illinois, for example, has four routing numbers. The number is 081904808 for accounts opened in Southern Illinois, 071000505 for Northern Illinois, and 081904808 [Electronic] and 071103619 [Paper] for Chicago.

In addition to the above list, you also have the option of visiting your local Bank of America branch and asking a teller to give you the routing number.

You can also visit bankofamerica.com official website to confirm the routing number.

If you prefer, you can call your branch's phone number or request the routing number from a representative by contacting Bank of America's customer service at 1-315-724-4022. Outside the U.S., you can also call 1-315-724-4022 (international collect; cell phone roaming charges may apply).

What is a 800 number for Bank of America?

Bank of America toll-free number is 1-800-432-1000.

What is My USAA Routing Number?

USAA Federal Savings Bank provides financial services mainly to members of the U.S. military and their families.

You can find the USAA routing number in the table below. Please note there is only one routing number for USAA, and it is the same for every U.S. state.

As an alternative, you also have the option of visiting USAA branches, usually near military bases and asking a teller to give you your routing number. You will need to provide them with your account number or debit card.

If you prefer, you can call your branch's phone number or request the routing number from a representative by contacting USAA's toll-free customer support at 1-800-531-USAA. Outside the U.S., call 1-210-531-USAA (international collect; cell phone roaming charges may apply).

For receiving international bank transfers, USAA Federal Savings Bank does not have a SWIFT code. As stated on the USAA website:

Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications (SWIFT) codes is essential when transferring money between banks, particularly international transfers. USAA doesn't have a SWIFT code. If you're sending money to a foreign bank, obtain its wiring instructions for receiving funds from the United States. If you're sending money to USAA, our ABA number is 314074269.

USAA uses The Bank of New York Mellon as an intermediary when accepting international wire transfers that require SWIFT codes. The SWIFT code for Bank of New York Mellon, located at 225 Liberty Street, New York, NY 10286, is IRVTUS3NXXX. Make sure to credit USAA as the beneficiary bank with account number 8900624744. 

The final credit information you provide to the sender should include your account number, full name, and address.

When sending wires, you will need USAA's address, which is the following:
USAA Federal Savings Bank
10750 McDermott Freeway
San Antonio, TX 78288

What is My Citibank Routing Number?

You can find the Citibank routing number list below, sorted by location. The location column does not refer to the place where you currently reside, but the place where you opened the account.

Some of the states listed below have "No Routing Number" as the routing number because Citibank does not have a branch there.

If you opened your account online, your routing number links to the branch location of your new bank account. In this case, keep reading for information on how to get your routing number.

Most banks have only one routing number. Still, Citibank has different routing numbers for each state and sometimes region.

Some states have more than one number. California, for example, has two routing numbers. The number is 321171184 for accounts opened in Northern or Central California, and for Southern California, it is 322271724.

For international bank transfers, Citibank's SWIFT code is CITIUS33.

In addition to the methods above, you also have the option of visiting your local Citibank branch and asking a teller to give you your routing number. You will need to provide them with your account number or debit card.

Alternatively, if you wish to go online to find your routing number, first log into your Citibank banking account. After logging in, visit your Account Details page. Next, select a previously written check and view the check image. Look at the bottom left of the image for your routing number.

If you prefer, you can call your branch's phone number or request the routing number from a representative by contacting Citibank's toll-free customer support at 1-800-374-9700. Outside the U.S., call 1-703-255-8837 (international collect; cell phone roaming charges may apply).

What is My Navy Federal Routing Number?

Navy Federal Credit Union is an armed forces bank serving the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, veterans, DoD, and their families.

To be eligible for membership with the credit union, you must be a veteran, retired, have an active duty in the armed forces, Department of Defense, or National Guard. Or you need to have an immediate family member who has a membership with Navy Federal. Once you join, membership is for life.

You can find the Navy Federal Credit Union routing number in the table below. Please note there is only one routing number for Navy Federal, and it is the same for every U.S. state.

As an alternative, you also have the option of visiting Navy Federal branches, usually near military bases, and asking a teller to give you your routing number. You may need to provide your account number or debit card.

You can also visit navyfederal.org official website to confirm the routing number.

If you prefer, you can call your nearest local branch or request the routing number from a representative by contacting their toll-free customer support at 1-888-842-6328. Outside the U.S., call 1-703-255-8837 (international collect; cell phone roaming charges may apply).

For receiving international bank transfers, Navy Federal Credit Union does not have a SWIFT code. As stated on their website:

For international transfers, members should instruct the sending financial institution to use a corresponding bank to facilitate the transfer to your account. Navy Federal is not part of the SWIFT network. Navy Federal only receives U.S. currency.

When sending wire transfers, you will need Navy Federal's primary address, which is the following:

Navy Federal Credit Union

820 Follin Lane SE
Vienna, VA 22180