Regions Routing Number: How To Find Yours Quickly

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Regions Routing Number Explained: Transfers Made Simple

Regions Bank operates throughout the South and Midwest and provides customers with everything from traditional bank accounts to credit cards and mortgage loans.

Whether you’re a Regions customer or need to complete a transaction with someone else who’s a Regions customer, you’ll need to find the right routing number associated with the bank to complete certain transactions.

Regions Routing Numbers by State

Use the following chart to find different Regions routing numbers by state.

How To Find Your Regions Routing Number

There are a few ways to find a Regions Bank routing number. If you remember which state you opened your account in, just use the chart above. You can also do one of the following:

On a Check

If you have a Regions checking account, you can find your routing number on a check — the routing number is the first nine numbers in the lower left corner. Routing numbers are also included on your deposit slips.

Through Online Banking

In many cases, you can find your bank account’s routing number through the online portal. Follow these easy steps:

1. Log into your online account.
2. Seek out your account details.
3. Look for your routing number, which should be listed close to your account number.

By Contacting Customer Service

Regions Bank’s customer service number is 800-734-4667. A representative can look up the routing number for your account.

Regions Routing Numbers for Wire Transfers

A routing number identifies banks when processing domestic wire transfers or ACH payments. In contrast, a SWIFT code, which identifies financial institutions, is used for international payments.

If you want to make an international wire transfer, you’ll need to provide the sender with the Regions routing number for such transactions and its SWIFT code for international wire transfers.

Here’s the information you’ll need:

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

Routing numbers identify the financial institution. Each bank has its own unique routing number — or multiple, depending on the region — to ensure funds are sent to the right place. No two banks share the same routing number. An account number, on the other hand, is specific to an individual bank account. It identifies where the funds should be deposited or withdrawn from the bank.

How To Use Your Regions Bank Routing Number

You’ll need to use your Regions routing number to set up certain types of transactions, such as the following:

• Direct deposit: Set up automatic deposits of your paycheck, Social Security benefits or other payments directly into your Regions bank account.
• Online bill payments: Pay recurring bills like utilities, mortgages or subscriptions though your bank’s online bill pay system.
• Tax payments and refunds: Use your routing number to pay taxes electronically or receive tax refunds directly into your bank account.

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Sarah Sharkey contributed to the reporting for this article.

Information is accurate as of Feb. 17, 2025. 

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