What Is An ABA Routing
Number?
An ABA
Routing Number is a nine digit number (eight digits
plus a check digit) which identifies a
specific financial institution.
They are sometimes referred to as
bank "Transit Numbers" in other countries, such
as Canada. However, there is also a portion of an ABA Routing
Number that is referred to as the "Transit
Number".
Routing numbers are administered
by the Routing Number Administrative Board under the
sponsorship of the American Bankers Association.
They are created using a special
algorithm, and Banks can have one, or hundreds assigned to
them.
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by simple typo's, or blatant attempts of fraud, and should be
checked for accuracy.
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