Chase Bank Routing Numbers Full / Complete List

What’s a Routing Number?

A routing number is a nine-digit number code that identifies financial institutions and banks in the US. They are used when processing financial transactions.

Your Chase Bank Routing Number is Associated with the bank location where you opened your account, and not necessarily where you currently reside. Thus, it’s important to counter-check before submitting your details to be used for fund transfers

Chase Bank Routing Numbers for Wire Transfers

For wire transfers, you will need either of the two number codes below, depending on whether the transfer is domestic or international.

1) Chase Domestic Transfers
For domestic wire transfers, your Chase bank routing number to use is 021000021.

2) Chase International Wire transfers to Accounts in the US
If you are receiving international transfers in the US, use 021000021.

3) Chase International Wire transfers
When transferring internationally, you will need a SWIFT code. Chase SWIFT code for international wire transfers is CHASUS33

Chase Routing Numbers By State
State Routing Number

Alabama 065400137
Arizona 122100024
Arkansas 044000037
California 322271627
Colorado 102001017
Connecticut 021100361
Delaware 083000137
Florida 267084131
Georgia 061092387
Idaho 325070760
Illinois 071000013
Indiana 074000010
Iowa 075000019
Kansas 103000648
Kentucky 083000137
Louisiana 065400137
Maine 083000137
Maryland 044000037
Massachusetts 021000021
Michigan 072000326
Minnesota 075000019
Mississippi 044000037
Missouri 103000648
Montana 044000037
Nebraska 103000648
Nevada 322271627
New Hampshire 083000137
New Jersey 021202337
New Mexico. 044000037
New York – Downstate 021000021
New York – Upstate 022300173
North Carolina 072000326
North Dakota 044000037
Ohio. 044000037
Oklahoma 103000648
Oregon 325070760
Pennsylvania 083000137
Rhode Island 083000137
South Carolina 072000326
South Dakota 044000037
Tennessee 065400137
Texas 111000614
Utah 124001545
Vermont 083000137
Virginia 044000037
Washington 325070760
Washington, DC 044000037
West Virginia 051900366
Wisconsin 075000019
Wyoming 044000037

Chase Bank Routing Numbers for ACH transfers

If you want to make ACH transfers, then you will need your routing number as per the state where you opened your account.

So, if you want to:

Set up automatic bill payments
Receive a direct deposit
transfer money between bank accounts
Receive government benefits,

You will be engaging in ACH transfer transactions, and you need your correct ACH routing number for this. To get your number, be sure to check the state where you opened your account versus the corresponding routing numbers as per the table above.

How to Find Your Chase Bank Routing Number

There are a few ways you can use to find your JP Morgan Routing Number, if you are a Chase bank customer, including the following:

1) Find Chase Routing Number Using Your Chase App

As a Chase customer, you get access to a mobile app, where you can manage your finances and access other financial services. This app also allows you to check your routing number.

To check your routing number, simply follow the steps below:

Sign in to your Chase Mobile App
Choose your account tile
Click on ‘show details
The pane shows up that displays your account and your routing number

2) Chase Routing Number on a Check

You can also identify your routing number by looking at your check.

The 9-digit number at the far bottom-left corner is your Chase ABA number (Another name for routing numbers)

3) Chase.com Online Banking Service

The third way to find your routing number is by accessing your account online. Here are the steps:

Sign in to your account at www.chase.com
Choose the four digits of the account number that appears above your account info
Click on the ‘see full account number’ link next to your name
A box appears that displays your account and routing number

That’s it.

Other Bank Routing Numbers

Here are some other banks whose routing numbers we’ve covered before: