A bank routing number (sometimes called the ABA or RTN – “routing transit number”) is a nine-digit number that identifies a specific domestic bank. Every bank in the U.S. has a different routing number. Please note that some larger banks may have multiple routing numbers for banks in different states or regions. Also, smaller banks may not accept wires directly, so they often work with a larger bank to receive wires. We recommend you have the beneficiary confirm the correct routing number with their bank and obtain any special wire instructions.
Should you need to give someone your U.S. Bank routing number to receive a wire transfer, check out our routing number page for information on how to find it. Or, better yet, just open the U.S. Bank Mobile App, tap the microphone icon for U.S. Bank Smart Assistant™, and simply say, “What’s my routing number?”