How to find out your bank account number, routing number, and other bank info?

Question

How to find out your bank account number, routing number, and other bank info?

Answer 1

I assume you know if its a checking or savings, if not you can call the bank with your account number and they can verify that. You account number will be on your statement, or on a check/deposit slip, usually the second set of numbers after the |: the routing number is ALWAYS 9 digits. You can get verification that you have the correct routing number from the bank as well, the customer service line knows all! But they porbably won't tell you your account number, only verify (security and privacy reasons, etc.)

Answer 2

When you need to locate a check routing number, you need to find the nine-digit number used to identify the bank associated with that checking account. Commonly referred to simply as a routing number, the ABA routing number proves that the bank is a federal or state chartered institution and that it has the option of maintaining an account with the Federal Reserve. Since 1911, acuity has been the official registrar of American Bankers Association routing numbers. While an account number identifies your specific account with a bank, the routing number identifies the bank that you use. Routing numbers are most often necessary when you need to reorder checks or set up a direct deposit or if you are paying bills by phone using a check



Method 1: Find the Routing Number on a Check

Method 2: Look for an icon on the check that looks like the below icon.

Method 3: Identify the first nine numbers



Find all details, including screenshots, at www.wikihow.com/Locate-a-Check-Routing-Number



Enjoy finding what you need

Jere

Answer 3

If you have a check of this bank, you can get the account number and check routing number at the bottom. Here is a picture to show the information http://usbankfound.com/check-routing-number.html it may be more intuitive for you to take a look at it.

Answer 4

wells fargo -view online statements for account numbers

view account routing number for routing number

Answer 5

I have the bank account number I want to know what bank the account belong to

Answer 6

Check on your checks, if it's indeed a checking account. Otherwise, contacting your bank and asking them.

Answer 7

Do you have a checkbook?

If so, odds are good that's it's a checking account

Your account number and your routing number are on your check

On the bottom left of your check you will see l: then 9 numbers l: those 9 numbers are your routing number.

The second set of numbers is your account number - it's usually 8 numbers or so.

Answer 8

Can you write checks out of it? I'd assume you'd know if its a checking account or savings account.



If you have checks, look at the bottom line (sample here https://www.expresschecks.com/quickbooks-check-sample.jpg). You'll see the account number after the routing number, which is between the 3 black dots. You can also get the account number from your statement. If you can't find the routing number, call the bank. They'll give it to you.

Answer 9

I dont have my account Number and I need to find out what it is. Please help

Answer 10

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Answer 11

Find a check and look at the numbers at the bottom of it (from the left)



Your routing number will be the first set of numbers--



Example

Routing # Checking Acct. #

0212456251 100003456789



Your Savings Accout will just be your account number. You can call Wachovia at

1-800-wachovia to ask if there are any other numbers associated with your savings.



Hope this helps

Answer 12

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Answer 13

How To Find Routing Number

Answer 14

Find Routing numbers for all FedACH Participant banks and Institutes across US



Source - http://bankroutingnumber.us/

Answer 15

bank account number

Answer 16

The American Bank Association (ABA) routing/transit number and your Chase account number can be obtained from a voided check. Chase Liquid® customers ............

Answer 17

Routing # Checking Acct. #

022000046 40150290

Answer 18

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Answer 21

Bottom of the check has that information. If you don't have checks then go to the bank and bring at least an ID maybe a few other forms of identification in case they need more. They will then tell you what you want to know.

Answer 22

Yes, that's a good point

Answer 23

On the official Capital One customer care website you can find exactly what you are looking for:



http://www.capitalonesupport.com/numbers

Answer 24

Need to find it

Answer 25

Well, if its a checking account, you should have checks.



On the bottom left hand side of the checks are 9 digits that make up your account number.



Next to them will be the digits that make up your account number.



And next to those are the digits that comprise your check number.



Otherwise --- call Wachovia and ask them. If it's really your account, there should be no issue with getting the information you need.

Answer 26

Call your bank.

Answer 27

Call your bank. That's the easiest.

Answer 28

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Answer 29

Well if you have a checking account it is right to left on the bottom of your check. Simple as that. The far left is the routing number and the other number right beside it is the account number.......are you from the dark ages??

Answer 30

You're telling us you have a Wachovia bank account and don't know the account number or what kind of account it is? Sorry, I don't buy your story.

Answer 31

Look on a check or deposit slip. The routing numbers are the numbers on the lower left. The account number is right next to it, separated by one of those weird symbols.



And are you serious? You DON'T know if it's savings or checking account? How old are you?

Answer 32

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