Bank of America routing numbers by state
Bank of America checking and savings routing numbers numbers are required for ACH transfer and other automated transactions. Looking for the routing number for Bank of America in a specific state?Routing numbers may vary by location. Check the details you need by state.
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Bank of America routing number
State
Bank of America routing number
State
Bank of America routing number
Bank of America Alabama
051000017
Bank of America Alaska
051000018
Bank of America Arizona
122101706
Bank of America Arkansas
082000073
Bank of America California
121000358
Bank of America Colorado
123103716
Bank of America Connecticut
011900254
Bank of America Delaware
031202084
Bank of America District of Columbia
054001204
Bank of America Florida
063100277/ 063000047
Bank of America Florida, West
063100277
Bank of America Georgia
061000052
Bank of America Hawaii
051000017
Bank of America Idaho
123103716
Bank of America Illinois
081904808
Bank of America Illinois, North
071000505
Bank of America Illinois, Chicago Metro
081904808
Bank of America Indiana
071214579
Bank of America Iowa
073000176
Bank of America Kansas
101100045
Bank of America Kentucky
051000017
Bank of America Louisiana
051000017
Bank of America Maine
011200365
Bank of America Maryland
052001633
Bank of America Massachusetts
011000138
Bank of America Michigan
072000805
Bank of America Minnesota
071214579
Bank of America Mississippi
051000017
Bank of America Missouri, East
081000032/ 101000035
Bank of America Missouri, West
081000033
Bank of America Montana
051000017
Bank of America Nebraska
051000017
Bank of America Nevada
122400724
Bank of America New Hampshire
011400495
Bank of America New Jersey
021200339
Bank of America New Mexico
107000327
Bank of America New York
021000322
Bank of America North Carolina
053000196
Bank of America North Dakota
051000017
Bank of America Ohio
051000017
Bank of America Oklahoma
103000017
Bank of America Oregon
323070380
Bank of America Pennsylvania
031202084
Bank of America Rhode Island
011500010
Bank of America South Carolina
053904483
Bank of America South Dakota
051000017
Bank of America Tennessee
064000020
Bank of America Texas, North
111000025
Bank of America Texas
111000025/ 113000023
Bank of America Utah
051000017
Bank of America Vermont
051000017
Bank of America Virginia
051000017
Bank of America Washington
125000024
Bank of America West Virginia
051000017
Bank of America Wisconsin
051000017
Bank of America Wyoming
051000017
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What is a bank routing number?
A bank routing number is a 9-digit code that uniquely identifies banks, credit unions and other financial institutions in the United States.
What are Routing Numbers used for?
Routing numbers are used when transferring funds from one bank to another using methods such as ACH, domestic wire transfers, checks, direct deposit transactions, automated EFT payments, etc.
Where Can you Find Bank of America Routing Number for a check from an account in Connecticut?
You can find the Bank of America routing number for Connecticut printed on the bottom of a check. It is usually the first in a series of three numbers. The other two numbers in the series are for the bank account number and the check number.
Is the Bank of America Routing Number the Same for all Branches in Connecticut?
We found 59 Bank of America routing numbers for ACH and 2 Bank of America routing numbers for international wire transfers.
Where Can you Find Bank of America Routing Number for Connecticut Online?
If you want to find Bank of America routing number online, go to the ValutaFX routing number checker tool and enter the bank details, i.e. the bank name and location. The tool will display the routing number for the Connecticut.
Bank of America Routing Number Format and Example
A routing number is a 9-digit number that uniquely identifies a financial institution. Bank of America routing numbers have the following format:
- Most routing numbers start with a two-digit code in the range from "01" to "12". Each two-digit code corresponds to the regional Federal Reserve Bank that services the bank.
- The third digit corresponds to the Federal Reserve check processing center that was originally assigned.
- The fourth digit will be "0" if the bank is located in one of the 12 regional Federal Reserve cities. Otherwise the fourth digit will be 1-9 depending on the state in which the bank is located.
- Digits 5-8 indicate the bank's unique ABA identity with a given Federal Reserve district.
- The last digit is a checksum digit.
An example of a routing number for Bank of America is 011900254.
- 01 indicates the bank is in the Boston Federal Reserve region
- 1 is for the Federal Reserve check processing center
- 9 means that the bank isnotconsidered to be located in one of the 12 Federal Reserve cites
- 0025 is a unique ABA identity for Bank of America in the Boston Federal Reserve region
- 4 is a check digit
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