Here’s Your TCF Bank Routing Number

And here's your TCF Bank SWIFT code.

By Sean Dennison Sep 21, 2021 Find a Bank

TCF National Bank is the banking subsidiary of TCF Financial Corp. The bank’s operation stretches across more than 500 branches, primarily in Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota and other states in the Midwest and West. Does that mean TCF has multiple routing numbers for its branches? Keep reading to find out.

TCF Bank Routing Number

TCF’s most commonly used routing number is 291070001. However, the TCF routing number you use depends on the state where you opened your account. Here’s a look at its different routing numbers:

TCF Bank Routing Number
State	Routing Number
Arizona	122106183
Colorado	107006444
Illinois	271972572
Indiana	271972572
Michigan	272471548
Minnesota	291070001
South Dakota	291070001
Wisconsin	275071385

It’s important to keep track of the routing number attached to your account even if you move out of the state where you opened the account.

What Is a Routing Number?

Routing numbers are nine-digit security codes that banks use to identify each other during wire transfers. They were first issued in 1910 by the American Bankers Association as a way to identify check processing endpoints, but have since been expanded as a way to process direct deposits and recurring online payments.

Routing numbers are a crucial component of the financial system, but they’re easy to forget unless you regularly transfer money from one bank to another.

TCF Bank mobile app

Can Banks Have Multiple Routing Numbers?

Yes, as shown by TCF’s different routing numbers to cover different states. Larger banks such as Wells Fargo might have dozens of different routing numbers, whereas other banks only use one. Some banks might use different routing numbers that cover multiple states. Additionally, a bank’s routing number for wire transfers might differ from the routing number it uses to set up direct deposits.

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How Do You Find a Routing Number on a Check?

You can find your routing number by looking at the bottom left corner of your check. It’s located beside your account number.

What Is the Routing Number for International Transfers?

A SWIFT code lets banks wire funds to foreign banks. TCF doesn’t have a SWIFT code because it’s not an international bank. However, you can still receive international funds with your TCF account. Per the TCF website, the bank sending the funds “will usually have a correspondent relationship with a bank in the United States who then routes the funds to TCF.”

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About the Author

Sean Dennison

Sean joined the GOBankingRates team in 2018, bringing with him several years of experience with both military and collegiate writing and editing experience. Sean’s first foray into writing happened when he enlisted in the Marines, with the occupational specialty of combat correspondent. He covered military affairs both in garrison and internationally when he deployed to Afghanistan. After finishing his enlistment, he completed his BA in English at UC Berkeley, eventually moving to Southern California.