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Bankular
Routing number information

Find the right U.S. bank routing number.

Bankular does not currently maintain a licensed routing-number dataset. Use the Federal Reserve’s official E-Payments Routing Directory and confirm the applicable transfer instructions directly with the financial institution.

Official routing directory

Use the Federal Reserve search.

The official directory is updated from FedACH and Fedwire systems. Always verify whether you need ACH, domestic-wire or another set of instructions.

Open official directory
Where to find it

The routing number is usually printed on a paper check.

On a standard U.S. check, the routing number is the nine-digit sequence at the lower left. Online banking may display separate instructions for ACH transfers and domestic or international wires.

YOUR NAME0001
123456789Routing 0001234567890001

Routing-number safety checklist

Use the correct transfer type

ACH, domestic wire and international wire instructions may use different numbers or codes.

Verify the institution

Match the number to the institution name and the applicable state or processing location.

Confirm the account number

A valid routing number cannot compensate for an incorrect recipient account number.

Pause if pressured

Unexpected urgency, secrecy or changed payment instructions can indicate fraud.