Here’s Your Huntington Bank Routing Number

Learn how to identify your Huntington Bank routing number.

By John Csiszar Oct 19, 2018 Find a Bank

If you’re looking to transfer money or set up a direct deposit with Huntington National Bank, you’ll need to know your bank routing number. Bear in mind that this number is different from your Huntington Bank account number. Keep reading to learn how to find your routing number in seconds.

How to Find Your Routing Number

You have four options to locate your Huntington National Bank routing number:

Log on to online banking
Use the mobile app
Look at the routing number on a check
Review your bank statement

With online banking, you’ll find your routing number on your account details page in the Account Information section. On the mobile app, your routing number can be found in the Summary tab. On a check, your routing number will be the nine-digit number at the bottom left.

On your bank statement, you’ll have to do some extra legwork. Look up your account number at the top right of your statement. Take the third and fourth digits and match it up with the following table to find your Huntington Bank routing number:

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Huntington Bank Routing Numbers
Account Number	Routing Number	Account Number	Routing Number
02	041215032	43	074000078
03	044115090	44	042215060
04	041215016	45	042215060
05	041215032	47	041215016
06	044000024	48	044115090
07	044000024	50	041215032
08	044115090	51	044115090
09	044115090	52	051903761
10	041215032	53	051903761
11	044000024	54	041215016
12	041215032	55	074000078
13	044000024	56	051903761
14	042215060	57	051903761
15	072403473	58	041215032
16	044115090	59	041215032
17	072403473	60	044000024
18	072403473	61	044000024
19	051903761	62	044000024
22	051903761	63	041215032
24	051903761	65	042015422
26	041215016	66	041000153
27	051903761	67	044108641
28	044115090	70	041215016
29	057000697	71	042100191
31	044115090	72	042100191
34	074000078	74	042100191
36	072403473	76	044000024
38	072403473	77	044000024
40	074000078	78	041215032
41	051903761	89	044000024

What Is a Routing Number?

A routing number is a nine-digit number, sometimes called an ABA number, that serves as a roadmap for financial transactions between banks. If you’re trying to move money from one place to another, either via an ACH transfer or even a simple check, the routing number will allocate the transfer to the right bank and the correct account.

Understanding Your Huntington Bank Routing Number

The first four digits of the routing number represent the Federal Reserve routing symbol. Each of the 12 Federal Reserve districts has its own codes. For example, Federal Reserve District 12 includes Los Angeles, so a bank routing number search in Los Angeles reveals routing numbers beginning with 1220, 1221 and so on. The next group of four numbers are ABA institution identifiers, which identify your specific bank. The final number is a “check” digit, which validates the prior eight numbers.

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Routing Numbers for Wire Transfers

Huntington Bank has different identifying numbers if you’re making either a domestic or an international wire transfer.

For incoming domestic wire transfers, Huntington Bank has one identifying number: 044000024.

For incoming international wire transfers, you’ll have to provide the sender with a SWIFT code, rather than your Huntington Bank routing number or the domestic wire transfer number. Also known as a Bank Identifier Code, a SWIFT code is eight or 11 digits long and includes both letters and numbers. A SWIFT code is used to identify the country, bank and branch where an account is registered.

If you’re trying to send money online, click to get a complete guide on online money transfers.

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John Csiszar

After earning a B.A. in English with a Specialization in Business from UCLA, John Csiszar worked in the financial services industry as a registered representative for 18 years. Along the way, Csiszar earned both Certified Financial Planner and Registered Investment Adviser designations, in addition to being licensed as a life agent, while working for both a major Wall Street wirehouse and for his own investment advisory firm. During his time as an advisor, Csiszar managed over $100 million in client assets while providing individualized investment plans for hundreds of clients.