A unique nine-digit number assigned to each banking institution, used to identify the bank and direct ACH debits and credits. The ABA routing number is usually found at the bottom of a personal or business check.
The is a unique number, located at the bottom of a check preceding the account number, which directs electronic ACH deposits to the correct bank.
The American Banking Association (ABA) routing number is a unique, bank-identifying number that directs electronic ACH deposits to the proper bank. This number consists of 9 digits and precedes the account number printed at the bottom of a check.
This number identifies the financial institution associated with a customer's bank account. To obtain a routing number, you may view a current check or deposit slip from this institution. For security reasons, the ABA routing number is displayed in masked format as XXXX6789 (only eight characters or digits are displayed regardless of actual length; the first four are masked with Xs, the last four are visible).
Also referred to as Transit Routing Number. Directs electronic ACH deposits to the proper bank institution.
Unique 9-digit number assigned to each bank that is used to identify the bank. The ABA routing number is usually found at the bottom of a personal or bank check.
See defintion under Transit or Routing code.
The nine-digit number (eight digits and a check number) that identifies a specific financial institution. Also referred to as a bank routing number or routing or transit number.
The American Banking Association (ABA) routing number is a unique, bank-identifying number that directs electronic ACH deposits to the proper bank. This number precedes the account number printed at the bottom of a check and is usually printed with magnetic ink.
Unique bank identifying number that directs electronic ACH deposits to the proper bank. This number is usually printed on the bottom of a check with magnetic ink.
A series of numbers located at the bottom of an account holder's checks or deposit slips. These numbers identify a particular account at a financial institution.
This 9-digit ABA-assigned number identifies individual banks. This number is used to facilitate the electronic routing of funds (ACH transfer) from one bank account to another.