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SOUTHERN BANCORP BANK Routing Number : 084104883

Bank

SOUTHERN BANCORP BANK

Routing Number

084104883

Address PO BOX 248
City ARKADELPHIA
State AR
Zip Code 71923-0000
Telephone 870-246-1051
Office Code SOUTHERN BANCORP BANK
Record Type Code 1 #
Change Date 040214
(MMDDYY)
Date of last change to CRF information
Institution Status Code 1 *
#Record Type Code: The code indicating the ABA number to be used to route or send ACH items to the RFI
  • 0 = Institution is a Federal Reserve Bank
  • 1 = Send items to customer routing number
  • 2 = Send items to customer using new routing number field
*Institution Status Code : Code is based on the customers receiver code
  • 1=Receives Gov/Comm

List of BANK Branches in the City ARKADELPHIA-AR

SOUTHERN BANCORP BANK - P.O.BOX_248 - 71923 - Routing Number: 082901334
SOUTHERN BANCORP BANK - P.O.BOX_248 - 71923 - Routing Number: 082908751
SOUTHERN BANCORP BANK - PO_BOX_248 - 71923 - Routing Number: 084100638
SOUTHERN BANCORP BANK - PO_BOX_248 - 71923 - Routing Number: 084104883
SOUTHERN BANCORP BANK - PO_BOX_248 - 71923 - Routing Number: 084107343
SOUTHERN BANCORP BANK - P_O_BOX_248 - 71923 - Routing Number: 084205724
SOUTHERN BANCORP BANK - P.O._BOX_248 - 71923 - Routing Number: 284273912
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