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Bank of America Routing Numbers

Bank of America Corporation is a multinational investment bank and financial services holding company. It is the second-largest banking institution in the United States, serving approximately 68 million consumer and small business clients.

All Routing Numbers

Routing Number	State / Region	Type
011000138	Connecticut	Paper
011200365	Maine	Paper
011400495	New Hampshire	Paper
011500010	Vermont	Paper
011600033	Rhode Island	Paper
021000322	New York	Paper
021000322	New York	Electronic
021200339	New Jersey	Paper
021300912	Delaware	Paper
026009593	New York (Wire)	Wire
031202084	Washington DC	Paper
031202084	Maryland	Paper
051000017	Virginia	Paper
053000196	North Carolina	Paper
053904483	South Carolina	Paper
061000052	Georgia	Paper
063000047	Florida	Paper
063000047	Florida	Electronic
063100277	Tennessee	Paper
071000505	Illinois	Paper
081000032	Missouri	Paper
082000073	Arkansas	Paper
101100045	Kansas	Paper
107000327	Oklahoma	Paper
111000025	Texas	Paper
111000025	Texas	Electronic
113000023	Texas (South)	Paper
121000358	California	Paper
121000358	California	Electronic
122000661	Arizona	Paper
123006800	Oregon	Paper
125000024	Washington	Paper
102001017	New Mexico	Paper
102101645	Colorado	Paper

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How to Use Bank of America Routing Numbers

Direct Deposits: Use the electronic or paper routing number for your state to set up payroll direct deposit.
Wire Transfers: Use the wire routing number for domestic wire transfers. International wires may require a SWIFT code.
ACH Payments: Use the electronic routing number to set up automatic bill payments and transfers.
Check Processing: The paper routing number is printed on the bottom left of your checks.