Bank of America Routing Number: How To Find Yours Quickly

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Bank of America Routing Number: Everything You Should Know

Having your Bank of America, Member FDIC, routing number on hand can save you time when you need to accomplish different banking tasks. However, routing numbers can differ depending on the state where your account was opened and the type of transaction you make. Here’s your bank routing number depending on where you live. 

Bank of America Routing Numbers by State

Here’s a look at Bank of America’s routing numbers for each state:

State Electronic Payment Routing Number Paper Routing Number
Alabama 051000017 051000017
Alaska 051000017 051000017
Arizona 122101706 122101706
Arkansas 082000073 082000073
California 121000358 121000358
Colorado 123103716 123103716
Connecticut 011900254 011900571
Delaware 031202084 031202084
Florida, East 063100277 063000047
Florida, West 063100277 063100277
Georgia 061000052 061000052
Hawaii 051000017 051000017
Idaho 123103716 123103716
Illinois, South 081904808 081904808
Illinois, North 071000505 071000505
Illinois, Chicago Metro 081904808 071103619
Indiana 071214579 071214579
Iowa 073000176 073000176
Kansas 101100045 101100045
Kentucky 064000020 064000020
Louisiana 051000017 051000017
Maine 011200365 011200365
Maryland 052001633 052001633
Massachusetts 011000138 011000138
Michigan 072000805 072000805
Minnesota 071214579 071214579
Mississippi 051000017 051000017
Missouri East/St. Louis 081000032 081000032
Missouri East/Kansas City 081000032 101000035
Montana 051000017 051000017
Nebraska 123103716 123103716
Nevada 122400724 122400724
New Hampshire 011400495 011400495
New Jersey 021200339 021200339
New Mexico 107000327 107000327
New York 021000322 021000322
North Carolina 053000196 053000196
North Dakota 051000017 051000017
Ohio 071214579 071214579
Oklahoma 103000017 103000017
Oregon 323070380 323070380
Pennsylvania 031202084 031202084
Rhode Island 011500010 011500010
South Carolina 053904483 053904483
South Dakota 051000017 051000017
Tennessee 064000020 064000020
Texas, North 111000025 111000025
Texas, South 111000025 113000023
Utah 123103716 123103716
Vermont 051000017 051000017
Virginia 051000017 051000017
Washington 125000024 125000024
Washington, D.C. 054001204 054001204
West Virginia 051000017 051000017
Wisconsin 123103716 123103716
Wyoming 051000017 051000017

Bank of America uses two sets of routing numbers for electronic payments and paper transactions. Electronic payments include direct deposits, ACH transfers and automatic payments. Paper routing numbers appear at the bottom of checks; you can use them if you need to order new checks.

How To Find Your Bank of America Routing Number

You can easily find your routing number in a few ways:

On a Check

If you have a Bank of America checking account, you can find the routing number on your checks. The routing number is the first nine numbers in the lower left corner.

how to find your routing number on a check

Through Online Banking

You can find your Bank of America routing number by logging in to your account through the Bank of America website or mobile app.

Online Banking

To find your routing number through the Bank of America website, follow these steps:

  1. Sign in to Bank of America’s online banking platform using your username and password.
  2. Once logged in, click on the Accounts tab. Next, select your checking or savings account.
  3. Select the Information and Services tab.
  4. Select “Show Account number.”
  5. Your routing numbers and bank account numbers will be displayed.

Mobile App

If you’d prefer to use the mobile app to locate your routing number, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to the Bank of America mobile banking app using your username and password.
  2. Select the checking or savings account you need routing information for.
  3. Scroll to the bottom of your account details until you see “Account Info.” Select “View” for your account and routing numbers.

By Contacting Customer Service

You can call Bank of America at 800-432-1000 to find the routing number for your account.

Bank of America Routing Numbers for Wire Transfers

The routing number on a check differs from the one you use for wire transfers. Make sure you use the correct number so the funds will be credited correctly. Bank of America uses the same wire transfer routing number for all 50 states and Washington, D.C.

If you need to receive an international wire transfer, the sender may ask for your SWIFT code. A SWIFT code is a unique identifier that some banks and other entities use for international wire transfers. Bank of America has two SWIFT codes, and you’ll select the appropriate one depending on the money transfer currency

Bank of America’s routing number and SWIFT codes for wire transfers are in the table below.

Transfer Type Routing Number SWIFT Code
Domestic Wire Transfer 026009593 N/A
Incoming international wire in U.S. dollars 026009593 BOFAUS3N
Incoming international wire in foreign currency 026009593 BOFAUS6S

Bank of America Routing Number vs. Account Number: What’s the Difference?

Your routing number identifies the bank where your account is and it’s mainly used for direct deposits and bill payments. Your account number, on the other hand, is assigned to your specific bank account. It’s used to identify your account during financial transactions.

How To Use Your Bank of America Routing Number

If you have a Bank of America account, you might need to know your bank routing number for various reasons. Here are some of the most common ones:

  • Making online or phone payments
  • Setting up automatic bill payments
  • Receiving direct deposit for payroll or Social Security benefits
  • Transferring money

More About Bank of America

FAQ

  • Do all Bank of America accounts have the same routing number?
    • No, Bank of America has different routing numbers for each state.
  • How do I find my Bank of America routing number without a check?
    • You can call Bank of America at 800-432-1000 to find the routing number for your account. You can also log in to your online banking account or check your latest paper statement to find your routing number.
  • Can I use the same routing number for wire transfers at Bank of America?
    • You can use the same routing number for wire transfers but you will need to use a different SWIFT code depending on the money transfer currency.

Cynthia Measom contributed to the reporting for this article.

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