What Is An ABA Transit Number?
An ABA
Transit Number is a number on a check, part of a code
developed and used by the American Bankers Association.
The transit number is used to aid
the banks when clearing the checks, by signifying the financial
institution as well as the Federal Reserve Bank used by that
institution.
This number is found near the upper
right corner, and appears in the form of a fraction with a
numerator and denominator.
The numerator indicates the region
where the bank is located, as well as the branch number.
The denominator consists of the
first four numbers of the routing number found at the bottom
left of the check.
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