ABA Check / Draft Routing Known Numbers List

This url has a listing for a database (60,000 entries) of all the routing number in the USA:
http://www.aba.com/Products/PS98_Routing.htm which takes you to:

http://www.accuitysolutions.com/payintdata.html or
http://www.accuitysolutions.com/payreflook.html

Where you must fill out a form to request pricing. I was told the "Key to Routing Numbers Directory" hardbound is $184 + 12.5 S&H and it updates twice a year.

ABA Key to Routing Numbers/RT Access Software

This is information you can't do without, and this is the only place you can get it. The official list of all U.S. routing and transit numbers includes all financial institutions -- banks, savings and loans, and credit unions -- with their routing numbers and city and state locations (over 60,000 entries). Cross-indexed geographically and numerically; includes a section showing all numbers retired in the last five years; updated semi-annually and published in December and June; offers several different ordering options. It's a valuable resource for your bank, and it's also available in electronic form, as RT Access software.

ABA Key to Routing Numbers

Hardbound, 1,138 pages, twice yearly

~$99 ABA Member/Non-Member, semi-annual standing order

~$109 annual standing order

$184 one-time order

RT Access Software

(available in 5-1/4" or 3-1/2" disks, updated quarterly), plus User's Guide, 1993

?$465 ABA Member/Non-Member for first disk program

?$195 per quarterly update

Available directly from Accuity Solutoins; to order, please call them at 1-800-321-3373, or write to:

Accuity Solutions
4709 West Golf Road
Skokie, IL 60076-1253

Other sources:

• routingtool
• http://www.tgbr.com/tgbr/home.html Associated with Accuity Solutions (who are fed directy by the Fed) so this is probably the most up to date and accurate information... Probably...
• http://www.webservicex.net/aba.asmx
• http://www.fedwiredirectory.frb.org/search.cfm Search banks that participate in the FedWire system by name, city, state or by aba routing number.
• http://www.fededirectory.frb.org/search_ACH.cfm Search banks that participate in the FedACH system by name, city, state or by aba routing number.
• http://www.gregthatcher.com/Financial/Default.aspx allows searches for routing numbers that contain some digit so just putting in "0" and pressing the Search button should get you just about everything in a table (after a LONG wait).