UNITED STATES / ROUTING NUMBER FINDER

The bank. The number.
The right payment type.

Search routing numbers published by selected US banks and credit unions. See what each source says the number is used for.

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GOOD TO KNOW

A few useful answers.

What is a US routing number?

A routing transit number, also called an ABA routing number, is a nine-digit identifier used in US banking. It identifies an institution or routing arrangement; it is not the recipient’s account number.

Are ACH and wire routing numbers always the same?

No. Some banks use the same number for both, while others publish a separate wire number. Use the payment-specific instructions supplied for the recipient’s account.

Why is my bank missing?

The directory covers selected routing numbers from bank and credit-union publications. Each record links to its source. The checker also accepts nine-digit numbers outside this collection for format validation.

Where can I find my account’s routing number?

Look in your bank’s authenticated app or online account details, on a statement or check, or in its receiving instructions. For wire transfers, specifically request the wire instructions.

Where can I see Ostro’s available payment routes?

Your Ostro workspace shows the options available to your account. The Help Center explains country eligibility and supported payment routes.

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