Here’s Your TD Bank Routing Number
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Rudri Patel
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Chances are that if you have a TD Bank account, you’re familiar with your checking account number. While your checking account number is important, you should also be aware of your routing number. Routing numbers help identify banks and allow communication between institutions. Find out more about your TD Bank routing number.
TD Bank Routing Numbers by State
TD Bank assigns different routing numbers depending on where you opened your account. Here’s a list of TD Bank routing numbers by state:
| State | TD Bank Routing Number |
|---|---|
| Connecticut | 011103093 |
| Delaware | 031201360 |
| Florida | 067014822 |
| Maine | 211274450 |
| Maryland | 054001725 |
| Massachusetts | 211370545 |
| New Hampshire | 011400071 |
| New Jersey | 031201360 |
| – New York — metro NYC – Former Commerce customers |
026013673 |
| – New York — upstate NY – Former Banknorth customers |
021302567 |
| North Carolina | 053902197 |
| Pennsylvania | 036001808 |
| Rhode Island | 211370545 |
| South Carolina | 053902197 |
| Vermont | 011600033 |
| Virginia | 054001725 |
| Washington, D.C. | 054001725 |
There is a TD Bank routing number for every state — and some state regions — in which TD Bank has branches. TD Bank divides its customers based on where they originally opened their accounts.
How To Find Your TD Bank Routing Number
If you need to confirm your routing number, here are a few simple ways to find it:
On a Check
Your routing number is printed on the bottom left corner of your check. It’s the first set of nine digits before your account number.
Through Online Banking
If you don’t have a check handy, you can find your routing number online:
- Log into your TD Bank online banking account.
- Navigate to the account details section.
- Look for the routing number listed alongside your account number.
By Contacting Customer Service
If you’re still unsure, TD Bank’s customer service can help. Have the following information ready when you call:
- Your account number
- The state where you opened your account
- Any verification details the representative may need
TD Bank Routing Numbers for Wire Transfers
Wire transfers use a specific routing number, and for international transfers, a SWIFT code is required. Here’s what you need to know:
| Transfer Type | Routing Number | SWIFT Code |
|---|---|---|
| Domestic Wire Transfer | 031101266 | N/A |
| International Wire Transfer | 031101266 | NRTHUS33XXX |
For international wire transfers, the sending bank will require both the routing number and SWIFT code.
TD Bank Routing Number vs. Account Number: What’s the Difference?
It’s easy to mix up these numbers, so here’s a quick explanation:
- Routing Number – Identifies TD Bank and directs transactions to the right place.
- Account Number – Uniquely identifies your personal or business account within TD Bank.
Both numbers are printed on your checks, but the routing number always comes first.
How To Use Your TD Bank Routing Number
Now that you have your routing number, here’s how you can use it:
- Set up direct deposit – Get your paycheck deposited into your TD Bank account automatically.
- Make ACH transfers – Send or receive electronic payments.
- Pay bills online – Set up recurring payments for utilities, rent, and other expenses.
- Wire transfers – Transfer money domestically or internationally.
Having your routing number handy makes banking easier and helps avoid delays in transactions.
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