POSTAL CU Routing Numbers (FedACH Participant Bank)
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State |
Zip Code |
Routing Number |
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| NEW HAMPSHIRE POSTAL CU |
955 GOFFS FALLS ROAD, MANCHESTER |
NH |
03103 |
211489449 |
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| HOLYOKE POSTAL CU |
650 DWIGHT ST BX2442, HOLYOKE |
MA |
01041 |
211883427 |
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| SYRACUSE POSTAL CU |
P O BOX 2071, SYRACUSE |
NY |
13220 |
221380376 |
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| DELCO POSTAL CU |
1400 BYWOOD AVE, UPPER DARBY |
PA |
19082 |
231386441 |
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| ALLEGHENY KISKI POSTAL CU |
501 11TH ST ROOM 206, NEW KENSINGTON |
PA |
15068 |
243382938 |
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| ALLEGHENY KISKI POSTAL CU |
501 11TH ST ROOM 206, NEW KENSINGTON |
PA |
15068 |
243382954 |
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| GREENSBORO POSTAL CU |
3701 WEST WENDOVER AVENUE, GREENSBORO |
NC |
27495 |
253175957 |
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| CAROLINA POSTAL CU |
3601 MULBERRY CHURCH RD, CHARLOTTE |
NC |
28208 |
253177997 |
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| ATLANTA POSTAL CU |
3900 CROWN RD, ATLANTA |
GA |
30380 |
261171163 |
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| ATLANTA POSTAL CU |
3900 CROWN RD, ATLANTA |
GA |
30380 |
261171299 |
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| ATLANTA POSTAL CU |
1420 MARTHA BERRY BLVD, ROME |
GA |
30165 |
261172395 |
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| ALABAMA POSTAL CU |
P.O. BOX 11627, BIRMINGHAM |
AL |
35202 |
262087515 |
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| POSTAL CU |
PO BOX 167, BATON ROUGE |
LA |
70821 |
265473663 |
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| DECATUR POSTAL CU |
MAIN FLOOR LOBBY, DECATUR |
IL |
62523 |
271182993 |
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| LACROSSE AREA POSTAL CU |
PO BX 13, LA CROSSE |
WI |
54602 |
291881096 |
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| SAN GABRIEL VALLEY POSTAL CU |
328 E SAN BERNARDINO ROAD, COVINA |
CA |
91723 |
322273272 |
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| SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POSTAL CU |
2371 GRAND AVE, LONG BEACH |
CA |
90815 |
322280139 |
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| What is the Routing Number? |
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Routing Number/RTN/Routing Transit Number:
Routing Number is used to facilitate the electronic routing of funds (ACH transfer) from one bank account to another in USA.A Routing Number is a nine-digit numeric code printed on the bottom of checks. It's also referred to as RTN,Routing Transit Number or Bank Routing Number.
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| What is SWIFT Code/BIC Code? |
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Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication(SWIFT) has defined standard format of Business Identifier Codes which is called as SWIFT code or BIC Code. It acts as a unique identification code for both financial and non-financial institutions. Swift code is used while transferring money between banks, particularly for international wire transfers, and also for the exchange of other messages between banks. SWIFT handles the registration of SWIFT codes across the world.
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