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May 10th, 2016, 03:41 PM
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| Re: Two Routing Numbers Bank of America
The ABA steering number is a 9-digit recognizable proof number doled out to budgetary organizations by The American Bankers Association (ABA). This number distinguishes the monetary establishment whereupon an installment is drawn. Steering numbers are in some cases alluded to as "check directing numbers", "ABA numbers", or "directing travel numbers" (RTN). Directing numbers may contrast contingent upon where your record was opened and the sort of exchange made. How would I know which ABA steering number to utilize? Directing numbers rely on upon the sort of exchange: Paper Transactions: request checks Electronic exchanges: set up direct stores (e.g. to get paychecks or IRS discounts); make active installments to other monetary organizations; Wire exchanges: get approaching household or worldwide wire exchanges Where would I be able to discover my ABA directing number on my check?  The routing numbers for some states in USA are as given below: Location Paper (ex. Ordering Checks) Electronic (ex. Direct Deposit/Automatic Payment) Wire Transfer Alabama 051000017 051000017 026009593 Alaska 051000017 051000017 026009593 Arizona 122101706 122101706 026009593 Arkansas 082000073 082000073 026009593 California, North 121000358 121000358 026009593 California, South 122000661 121000358 026009593 Colorado 051000017 051000017 026009593  Please find the comprehensive list of routing number for other states in America given below: |