Fifth Third Bank Routing Number: How To Find Yours Quickly
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Fifth Third Bank serves customers throughout the South and Midwest regions of the U.S. But when it comes to transferring money, does Fifth Third use different routing numbers in different regions? Keep reading to find out.
Fifth Third Bank Routing Number by State
You can find the routing number associated with the state and region where you opened your account below.
| State (Region) | Fifth Third Bank Routing Number |
|---|---|
| Florida (North) | 063113057 |
| Florida (Central) | 063109935 |
| Florida (South) | 067091719 |
| Florida (Tampa) | 063103915 |
| Georgia | 263190812 |
| Illinois | 071923909 |
| Indiana (Central) | 074908594 |
| Indiana (Southern) | 086300041 |
| Kentucky (Northern) | 042100230 |
| Kentucky (Central) | 042101190 |
| Kentucky (Southwestern) | 083002342 |
| Michigan (Northern) | 072401404 |
| Michigan (Eastern) | 072405455 |
| Michigan (Western) | 072400052 |
| Missouri | 081019104 |
| North Carolina | 053100737 |
| Ohio (Cincinnati) | 042000314 |
| Ohio (Columbus) | 044002161 |
| Ohio (Northeastern) | 041002711 |
| Ohio (Northwestern) | 041200050 |
| Ohio (Western) | 042202196 |
| Ohio (Southern) | 042207735 |
| Pennsylvania | 043018868 |
| Tennessee | 064103833 |
While many banks use only one routing number, Fifth Third uses multiple routing numbers to serve customers across different regions, which is not always the case for multiregional banks.
How To Find Your Fifth Third Bank Routing Number
You can find your Fifth Third Bank routing number using these methods:
On a Check
Your routing number can be found on the bottom-left corner of your personal checks, next to your account number. Remember not to confuse the two by entering the longer account number instead of the nine-digit routing number.
Through Online Banking
Here are the steps you can take to find your routing number through online banking:
- Log in to Fifth Third Bank online or through your mobile app.
- Navigate to “Account Details” or “Account Settings.”
- Your routing number should appear on this section alongside your account number.
By Contacting Customer Service
If you need your routing number, you can call Fifth Third Bank for assistance. Dial 800-972-3030 to speak with a bank representative who can help you.
Fifth Third Bank Routing Numbers for Wire Transfers
For domestic wire transfers, you can use routing numbers. For international transfers, you’ll also need the bank’s SWIFT code.
Banks use SWIFT codes to identify each other globally. The numbers and letters in SWIFT codes identify the bank’s country of origin and location. They are normally a combination of eight numbers and letters. Longer SWIFT codes identify a specific branch from that bank.
Here’s the information you’ll need for wire transfers at Fifth Third:
| Transfer Type | Routing Number | SWIFT Code |
|---|---|---|
| Domestic wire transfer | 042000314 | N/A |
| International wire transfer | 042000314 | FTBCUS3C |
Fifth Third Bank Routing Number vs. Account Number: What’s the Difference?
A routing number is a nine-digit security feature banks use to identify each other during a transaction. Banking customers in the same region will typically have the same routing number. Your account number, on the other hand, is unique to just you and is used to identify your specific checking or savings account.
How To Use Your Fifth Third Bank Routing Number
Some services require routing numbers if you’re making a payment or setting up recurring payments, including the following:
- Setting up direct deposit of paychecks, Social Security benefits or tax refunds
- Paying bills through ACH payments or online banking
- Linking accounts for external transfers
- Wire transfers — both domestic and international
FAQ
Here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about Fifth Third Bank routing numbers.- Do all Fifth Third Bank accounts have the same routing number?
- No, Fifth Third Bank routing numbers vary by state and region where the account was opened.
- How do I find my Fifth Third Bank routing number without a check?
- You can find your routing number through online banking or by calling customer service.
- Can I use the same routing number for wire transfers?
- Wire transfers at Fifth Third Bank need a different routing number -- 042000314. For international transfers, you'll use the SWIFT code FTBCUS3C.
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