How to find your routing number

There are multiple ways.

There are two ways to find your routing number in the U.S. Bank Mobile App.

The easiest way is to open the app and select U.S. Bank Smart Assistant™. Then say, “What’s the routing number for my checking account?”

You can also find it by following these directions:

  1. Log into your account and select the desired account.
  2. Select the Account options link (below the available balance).
  3. Select Account information.
  4. You’ll see the last four digits of your account number which links to the full account number and the routing number.
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Find your routing number via online banking by logging into online banking and selecting the applicable account. You’ll see in the top box the account nickname, the last four digits of your account number and the routing number. If you also need the full account number, just select the last four digits link.

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Your routing number is in the upper right corner of your monthly statement. You can make sure your monthly statement is always at your fingertips with e-statements.

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The routing number is the nine-digit number printed in the bottom left corner of each check. Your specific account number (usually 10 to 12 digits) is the second set of numbers printed on the bottom of your checks. The number furthest to the right is the check number.

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U.S. Bank has dozens of routing numbers, each identifying different regions where we operate. Your routing number will correspond to the region in which you opened your account. View our full list of states and regions below.

Region

Routing number

Arizona

122105155

Arkansas

082000549

California – Northern

121122676

California – Southern

122235821

Colorado – Aspen*

102101645

Colorado – all other areas

102000021

Idaho

123103729

Illinois – Northern

071904779

Illinois – Southern

081202759

Indiana

074900783

Iowa – Council Bluffs

104000029

Kansas

101000187

Kentucky – Northern

042100175

Kentucky – Western

083900363

Minnesota – East Grand Forks*

091215927

Minnesota – Moorhead

091300023

Minnesota – all other areas

091000022

Missouri

081000210

Missouri – Western

101200453

Montana

092900383

Nebraska (+ Council Bluffs, IA)

104000029

Nevada

121201694

New Mexico

107002312

North Carolina

064103707

North Dakota (+ Moorhead, MN)

091300023

Ohio – Cleveland

041202582

Ohio – all other areas

042000013

Oregon

123000220

South Dakota

091408501

Tennessee

064000059

Utah

124302150

Washington

125000105

Wisconsin

075000022

Wyoming

307070115

All other states

091000022

Region

Routing number

Arizona

122105155

Arkansas

082000549

California – Northern

121122676

California – Southern

122235821

Colorado – Aspen*

102101645

Colorado – all other areas

102000021

Idaho

123103729

Illinois – Northern

071904779

Illinois – Southern

081202759

Indiana

074900783

Iowa – Council Bluffs

104000029

Kansas

101000187

Kentucky – Northern

042100175

Kentucky – Western

083900363

Minnesota – East Grand Forks*

091215927

Minnesota – Moorhead

091300023

Minnesota – all other areas

091000022

Missouri

081000210

Missouri – Western

101200453

Montana

092900383

Nebraska (+ Council Bluffs, IA)

104000029

Nevada

121201694

New Mexico

107002312

North Carolina

064103707

North Dakota (+ Moorhead, MN)

091300023

Ohio – Cleveland

041202582

Ohio – all other areas

042000013

Oregon

123000220

South Dakota

091408501

Tennessee

064000059

Utah

124302150

Washington

125000105

Wisconsin

075000022

Wyoming

307070115

All other states

091000022

*Aspen/East Grand Forks: If you are a business owner with a cash management account, use the statewide bank routing numbers.

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Frequently asked questions

Financial institutions use your routing number every time you make a financial transaction in the United States. You’ll often be asked for it when you set up direct deposit, pay a bill online or by phone and make a wire transfer.

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How to fill out a check:

Not Sure how to write a check? You’re not alone. Here’s how:

  1. Date the check on the line at the top right corner.
  2. Fill in the name of the person or institution the check is for on the Pay to the order of line.
  3. Fill in the dollar amount in numbers in the box next to the Pay to the order of line.
  4. Fill in the dollar amount in words in the next line. Cents should be written out by putting the cents over 100 as a fraction. For example, $10.25 should be spelled out, “Ten dollars and 25/100”.
  5. If you’d like, you can add a memo.
  6. Sign your full name on the line on the bottom right.

 

There are multiple ways, including through: The U.S. Bank Mobile App, online banking, by phone or a branch.

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A checking account is typically used for day-to-day spending and paying your bills. You can easily access your money with a debit card, ATM or check. A savings account is meant to help you grow your money or set aside funds for a big purchase. It’s often beneficial to have both as part of your financial plan.

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  1. Digital financial services benchmarking firm Keynova Group ranked U.S. Bank #1 for mobile apps in its Q1 2023 Mobile Banker Scorecard.

  2. The 2021 Kiplinger Best Financial Customer Service rankings gave U.S. Bank the highest score among mortgage lenders in its survey for best mortgage digital capabilities.

  3. In Business Insider Intelligence's fourth annual US Mobile Banking Competitive Edge Study in 2020, the U.S. Bank Mobile App was ranked No. 1 in customer service features.

  4. In its 2021 Mobile Deposit Benchmark report, Cornerstone Advisors rated the U.S. Bank Mobile App check deposit feature as number one in the industry for customer experience based on factors including deposit limits, error prevention, real-time status updates, auto-capture functionality and more. 

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