REGIONS BANK ROUTING NUMBER

A routing number, also known as an ABA number, is a nine-digit code used to identify a specific financial institution within the United States. This number is essential for identifying specific financial institutions during various banking transactions, including Automated Clearing House (ACH) transfers, domestic wire transactions, direct deposits, bill payments, and check processing.

Regions Bank, the 7th largest bank in US by branch count, currently operates in 15 states. Regions Bank's routing numbers are typically consistent within each state. Below, you will find a list of 15 Regions Bank routing numbers categorized by state, region or transfer type, making it easier to manage your banking needs with accuracy and confidence.

LIST OF REGIONS BANK ROUTING NUMBERS

AL · AlabamaACHWire

# 062000019

AR · ArkansasACHWire

# 082000109

FL · FloridaACHWire

# 063104668

GA · GeorgiaACHWire

# 061101375

IA · IowaACHWire

# 073900438

IL · IllinoisACHWire

# 071122661

IN · IndianaACHWire

# 074014213

KY · KentuckyACHWire

# 083901744

LA · LouisianaACHWire

# 065403626

MO · MissouriACHWire

# 081001387

MS · MississippiACHWire

# 065305436

NC · North CarolinaACHWire

# 053012029

SC · South CarolinaACHWire

# 053201814

TN · TennesseeACHWire

# 064000017

TX · TexasACHWire

# 111900785

FIND YOUR ROUTING NUMBER

The table above presents 15 routing numbers affiliated with Regions Bank, categorized by state, region, or transfer type. To find the specific routing number for your account, refer to the state in which the account was opened. Additional methods to locate your Regions Bank routing number are also available.

On a Check: The quickest way to find your routing number is to look at the bottom of one of your personal Regions Bank checks. The routing number is the nine-digit number printed in the bottom left corner of each check.

Online Banking: Once you sign in to your regions.com account, you can typically find your routing number in the account details.

Contacting The Bank: A bank teller can provide your routing number in person, over the phone, or at the drive-through.

ⓘ Whenever you need to provide your Regions Bank routing number and either your checking or savings account number to set up a transaction, ensure you are using the correct numbers and that they are entered accurately.