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US Bank Routing Numbers

U.S. Bancorp is an American bank holding company and the parent company of U.S. Bank. It is the fifth-largest banking institution in the United States, offering retail banking, wealth management, payment services, and wholesale banking.

All Routing Numbers

Routing NumberState / RegionTypeActions
091000022MinnesotaPaper
091000022MinnesotaElectronic
042100175OhioPaper
073000545IowaPaper
074900783IndianaPaper
075000022WisconsinPaper
081000210MissouriPaper
081000210MissouriElectronic
082000549ArkansasPaper
083000108KentuckyPaper
091000022North DakotaPaper
091000022South DakotaPaper
091000022MontanaPaper
091215927NebraskaPaper
101000187KansasPaper
102000175ColoradoPaper
102000175ColoradoElectronic
111000025TexasPaper
121122676CaliforniaPaper
121122676CaliforniaElectronic
123000220OregonPaper
124000054UtahPaper
125000105WashingtonPaper
122235821ArizonaPaper
122235821NevadaPaper
064000059TennesseePaper
042100175Wire TransfersWire

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How to Use US Bank 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.