All US banks A–Z

About this directory

RoutingRadar's bank index is built from the Federal Reserve's FedACH Participant directory — the canonical list of US financial institutions authorized to send and receive Automated Clearing House (ACH) transactions. The list includes commercial banks, federal and state-chartered credit unions, savings institutions, and the regional Federal Reserve banks themselves. Every entry on this page corresponds to a real, currently active institution; we do not list shell entities, defunct charters, or numbers that have been retired by the Federal Reserve.

Larger national banks appear with dozens — sometimes hundreds — of routing numbers because the Federal Reserve historically assigned different ABA codes to different geographic regions or processing centers. JPMorgan Chase Bank, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, U.S. Bank, and PNC each carry separate routing numbers per state to reflect the legacy charters they absorbed through decades of mergers. When you click into a bank's page, RoutingRadar groups those numbers by state so you can quickly find the right one for your account.

Smaller community banks and single-branch credit unions usually publish a single routing number that handles every payment type — direct deposit, ACH bill-pay, paper-check clearing, and incoming domestic wires. If you only see one entry for your local credit union, that is normal and correct.

Tips for using the index

• Use the alphabet bar to jump straight to your bank's first letter. National brands like Chase and Wells Fargo are listed under the letter their official FedACH name starts with.
• If a bank has recently rebranded (for example, BB&T and SunTrust merging into Truist), search both the legacy name and the new brand — both may still appear in the directory during a multi-year transition window.
• For credit unions, look under the full charter name. “Navy Federal Credit Union” is filed under N, not under C for “Credit Union.”