- What is Bank of America's routing number?
- Bank of America has 10 routing numbers: 111000025 (Dallas, TX), 121000358 (San Francisco, CA), 125000024 (Seattle, WA), 011401533 (Richmond, VA), 026009593 (New York, NY), 061000052 (Atlanta, GA), 021000322 (Newark, NJ), 011000138 (Boston, MA), 053000196 (Charlotte, NC), 081000032 (St. Louis, MO). Different routing numbers may be used for different regions or transaction types.
- How do I validate a Bank of America routing number?
- Enter the Bank of America routing number in the validator above. It will verify the 9-digit format, check the ABA 3-7-1 weighted checksum, identify the Federal Reserve district, and confirm the bank name.
- Where can I find my Bank of America routing number?
- Your Bank of America routing number appears at the bottom-left of your checks (first 9 digits), in your online banking portal, or on your bank statements. Note that Bank of America may use different routing numbers depending on your state or transaction type.
- In which states does Bank of America operate?
- Based on routing number data, Bank of America operates in TX, CA, WA, VA, NY, GA, NJ, MA, NC, MO. Each regional office may have its own routing number for processing local transactions.
- What Federal Reserve district does Bank of America belong to?
- Bank of America's primary routing number 111000025 begins with "11", which identifies the Federal Reserve district responsible for processing its transactions. The first two digits of every ABA routing number indicate the Federal Reserve Bank or branch that serves the institution.