First Bank — routing numbers and ABA codes
Below is every routing transit number on file for First Bank in the Federal Reserve FedACH Participant directory, grouped by the US state where the registered office is located. Use the right number for your home state when setting up direct deposit or sending an ACH credit; for incoming domestic wires, contact your branch to confirm the correct wire-routing number, which is sometimes different from the ACH number shown here.
Alaska — 1 routing number
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Alaska.
- Bank name
- First Bank
- Address
- P O Box 7920, Ketchikan, AK 99901
- Phone
- (907) 228-4206
- Servicing FRB
- 121000374 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Arkansas — 1 routing number
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Arkansas.
- Bank name
- First Bank
- Address
- 1325 Hwy 278 Byp, Camden, AR 71701
- Phone
- (870) 924-4552
- Servicing FRB
- 081000045 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Colorado — 1 routing number
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Colorado.
- Bank name
- First Bank
- Address
- P.o. 150097, Lakewood, CO 80215
- Phone
- (303) 235-1446
- Servicing FRB
- 101000048 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Florida — 1 routing number
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Florida.
- Bank name
- First Bank
- Address
- 300 E. Sugarland Hwy., Clewiston, FL 33440
- Phone
- (863) 983-8191
- Servicing FRB
- 061000146 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Georgia — 1 routing number
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Georgia.
- Bank name
- First Bank
- Address
- 118 N Hamilton St, Dalton, GA 30720
- Phone
- (706) 226-5377
- Servicing FRB
- 061000146 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Illinois — 1 routing number
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Illinois.
- Bank name
- First Bank & Trust
- Address
- 820 Church Street, Evanston, IL 60201
- Phone
- (847) 733-7400
- Servicing FRB
- 071000301 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Kansas — 1 routing number
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Kansas.
- Bank name
- First Bank
- Address
- 128 South Broadway, Sterling, KS 67579
- Phone
- (620) 278-2161
- Servicing FRB
- 101000048 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Louisiana — 4 routing numbers
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Louisiana.
- Bank name
- First Bank And Trust
- Address
- 2008 Ronald Reagan, Covington, LA 70433
- Phone
- (504) 584-5970
- Servicing FRB
- 061000146 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Additional routing numbers in Louisiana
| Routing # | City | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0654-0347-7 | Covington | 2008 Ronald Reagan | (504) 584-5970 |
| 0654-0358-7 | Covington | 2008 Ronald Reagan | (504) 584-5900 |
| 0655-0622-2 | Covington | 2008 Ronald Reagan | (504) 586-2611 |
Missouri — 6 routing numbers
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Missouri.
- Bank name
- First Bank
- Address
- 600 James S. Mcdonnell Blvd, Hazelwood, MO 63042
- Phone
- (314) 592-5000
- Servicing FRB
- 081000045 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Additional routing numbers in Missouri
| Routing # | City | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0810-0942-8 | Hazelwood | 600 James S. Mcdonnell Blvd. | (800) 760-2265 |
| 0812-0545-5 | Hazelwood | 600 James S Mcdonnell Blvd | (800) 760-2265 |
| 1211-3750-6 | Hazelwood | 600 James S Mcdonnell Blvd | (800) 760-2265 |
| 1222-3913-1 | Hazelwood | 600 James S Mcdonnell Boulevard | (800) 760-2265 |
| 0631-1494-6 | St Cloud | 600 James S Mcdonnell Blvd | (800) 760-2265 |
Mississippi — 1 routing number
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Mississippi.
- Bank name
- First Bank
- Address
- P O Box 808, Mccomb, MS 39648
- Phone
- (601) 684-2231
- Servicing FRB
- 061000146 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Montana — 1 routing number
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Montana.
- Bank name
- First Bank
- Address
- 34611 Highway 200, Sidney, MT 59270
- Phone
- (406) 433-3212
- Servicing FRB
- 091000080 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
North Carolina — 5 routing numbers
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in North Carolina.
- Bank name
- First Bank
- Address
- 211 Burnette St, Troy, NC 27371
- Phone
- (910) 572-3168
- Servicing FRB
- 051000033 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Additional routing numbers in North Carolina
| Routing # | City | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0531-1217-8 | Troy | 211 Burnette St | (910) 572-3168 |
| 0531-7401-9 | Troy | 211 Burnette St | (910) 572-3168 |
| 2531-7006-2 | Troy | 211 Burnette St | (910) 572-3168 |
| 2531-7172-8 | Troy | 211 Burnette St | (910) 572-3168 |
Nebraska — 1 routing number
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Nebraska.
- Bank name
- First Bank And Trust Company
- Address
- Box 147, Minden, NE 68959
- Phone
- (308) 832-2030
- Servicing FRB
- 101000048 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
New Jersey — 6 routing numbers
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in New Jersey.
- Bank name
- First Bank
- Address
- 2465 Ruser Rd, Hamilton, NJ 08690
- Phone
- (609) 643-0061
- Servicing FRB
- 031000040 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Additional routing numbers in New Jersey
| Routing # | City | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0319-1883-1 | Hamilton | 2465 Ruser Rd | (609) 643-0061 |
| 0319-1911-5 | Hamilton | 2465 Ruser Rd | (609) 643-0061 |
| 2312-7077-7 | Hamilton | 2465 Ruser Rd | (609) 643-0061 |
| 0212-1416-3 | Williamstown | 1229 S Black Horse Pike | (856) 728-3400 |
| 0312-0796-6 | Williamstown | 1229 S. Black Horse Pike | (856) 728-3400 |
Oklahoma — 5 routing numbers
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Oklahoma.
- Bank name
- First Bank And Trust Company
- Address
- 501 Frisco Avenue, Clinton, OK 73601
- Phone
- (580) 323-2311
- Servicing FRB
- 101000048 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Additional routing numbers in Oklahoma
| Routing # | City | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1031-0210-6 | Duncan | 923 W. Main St | (580) 255-1810 |
| 1031-0412-0 | Erick | P O Box 1228 | (580) 526-3332 |
| 1031-0511-6 | Erick | Po Box 1228 | (580) 526-3332 |
| 1031-0163-1 | Perry | P.o. Box 878 | (580) 336-5562 |
South Dakota — 4 routing numbers
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in South Dakota.
- Bank name
- First Bank & Trust
- Address
- 2220 6th Street, Brookings, SD 57006
- Phone
- (605) 696-2200
- Servicing FRB
- 091000080 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Additional routing numbers in South Dakota
| Routing # | City | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0914-0844-6 | Brookings | 2220 6th Street | (605) 696-2200 |
| 0919-0270-6 | Brookings | 2220 6th Street | (605) 696-2200 |
| 0919-1321-6 | Brookings | 2220 6th Street | (605) 696-2200 |
Tennessee — 2 routing numbers
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Tennessee.
- Bank name
- First Bank
- Address
- 27 S Broad St, Lexington, TN 38351
- Phone
- (731) 968-4211
- Servicing FRB
- 061000146 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Additional routing numbers in Tennessee
| Routing # | City | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0843-0703-3 | Lexington | 27 S Broad St | (731) 968-4211 |
Texas — 11 routing numbers
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Texas.
- Bank name
- First Bank
- Address
- P O Box 458, Burkburnett, TX 76354
- Phone
- (940) 569-2221
- Servicing FRB
- 111000038 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Additional routing numbers in Texas
| Routing # | City | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1113-0254-5 | Childress | 301 N. Main | (940) 937-3611 |
| 1113-1141-3 | Lubbock | 9816 Slide Rd | (806) 788-0800 |
| 1113-1934-7 | Lubbock | 9816 Slide Rd | (806) 788-0800 |
| 3113-7312-5 | Lubbock | 9816 Slide Rd | (806) 788-0800 |
| 1113-0438-1 | Memphis | 501 Main St | (806) 259-3556 |
| 1113-0440-4 | Seymour | 201 N. Washington St. | (940) 889-3113 |
| 1113-2489-5 | Seymour | 201 N. Washington St. | (940) 889-3113 |
| 1119-0800-4 | Seymour | 201 N. Washington St. | (940) 889-3113 |
| 1119-1240-1 | Seymour | 201 N. Washington St. | (940) 889-3113 |
| 1113-0405-1 | Seymour, | 201 N.washington St. | (940) 889-3113 |
Virginia — 1 routing number
Primary ABA routing number for First Bank in Virginia.
- Bank name
- First Bank
- Address
- 112 W. King Street, Strasburg, VA 22657
- Phone
- (540) 465-9121
- Servicing FRB
- 051000033 (Federal Reserve Bank district)
Using the right First Bank routing number
The routing numbers above identify First Bank within the US payments system. They are nine-digit codes assigned by the Federal Reserve and the American Bankers Association, and they tell other banks where to send money on your behalf. For most personal accounts, the number on this page is everything a payroll department, billing service, or another bank needs to move funds into or out of your account.
However, First Bank may use slightly different numbers depending on the type of payment:
- Direct deposit and ACH credits — use the routing number tied to the state where you opened the account. If you opened your account in California and later moved, your routing number does not change with you.
- ACH debits and bill-pay — same routing number as direct deposit.
- Domestic wire transfers — many large banks publish a separate "wire routing number" that consolidates wires for the entire institution. Confirm with First Bank directly before sending a wire; the published wire RTN is sometimes one of the numbers above and sometimes a separate national code.
- International (SWIFT) transfers — incoming international wires need a SWIFT/BIC code, not just an ABA routing number. Your bank can supply both.
Verifying a payment before you send
If you are about to make a large payment — closing on a property, paying a tax bill, or wiring tuition — call First Bank and read the routing number back to a banker over the phone. The Federal Reserve does not penalize banks for accepting a misrouted payment, so the cost of fixing a mistake falls almost entirely on the sender. A two-minute phone call can save weeks of trace requests.
You can also verify the number against your most recent paper check (the leftmost set of numbers along the bottom edge), the routing number printed inside your online banking dashboard, or the W-9 or W-8 form your bank issues for tax purposes. All three should match the entry shown above.
Frequently asked questions
Why does First Bank have so many routing numbers?
National and regional banks typically inherit routing numbers from each acquired institution. Even after a corporate merger, the Federal Reserve preserves the legacy ABA numbers for years to avoid disrupting payroll and bill-pay setups for customers in those legacy regions. That is why a single bank can appear with dozens of distinct routing numbers across the country.
Will my routing number ever change?
It can. After a merger, the surviving institution may consolidate numbers over a multi-year window, and customers usually receive a written notice 60–90 days before their account converts to a new routing number. If you stop receiving expected ACH credits and your bank has recently been acquired, that's a good first thing to investigate.
Is this the same as a SWIFT or BIC code?
No. SWIFT (also called BIC) codes are an international identifier used to route payments between banks in different countries. ABA routing numbers are a US-only identifier used inside the domestic ACH and Fedwire networks. International wires into a US account often need both: the SWIFT code to find the bank, and the ABA number plus account number to credit the right customer.