An account opened in Ohio uses Ohio’s number, 041215537, even after you move to Florida. Give an employer Florida’s 063107513 instead, and the deposit may fail, arrive late, or bounce back, as Wells Fargo’s guide to routing numbers warns.
Wells Fargo’s routing number page lists its numbers by state. Checking, savings, and money market accounts opened in a state all use that state’s number. Some states share a number, so an account opened in Massachusetts that shows 121042882, the number California uses too, is correct.
| State where you opened the account | Routing number |
|---|---|
| Alabama | 062000080 |
| Alaska | 125200057 |
| Arizona | 122105278 |
| Arkansas | 111900659 |
| California | 121042882 |
| Colorado | 102000076 |
| Connecticut | 021101108 |
| Delaware | 031100869 |
| District of Columbia | 054001220 |
| Florida | 063107513 |
| Georgia | 061000227 |
| Hawaii | 121042882 |
| Idaho | 124103799 |
| Illinois | 071101307 |
| Indiana | 074900275 |
| Iowa | 073000228 |
| Kansas | 101089292 |
| Kentucky | 121042882 |
| Louisiana | 121042882 |
| Maine | 121042882 |
| Maryland | 055003201 |
| Massachusetts | 121042882 |
| Michigan | 091101455 |
| Minnesota | 091000019 |
| Mississippi | 062203751 |
| Missouri | 113105449 |
| Montana | 092905278 |
| Nebraska | 104000058 |
| Nevada | 321270742 |
| New Hampshire | 121042882 |
| New Jersey | 021200025 |
| New Mexico | 107002192 |
| New York | 026012881 |
| North Carolina | 053000219 |
| North Dakota | 091300010 |
| Ohio | 041215537 |
| Oklahoma | 121042882 |
| Oregon | 123006800 |
| Pennsylvania | 031000503 |
| Rhode Island | 121042882 |
| South Carolina | 053207766 |
| South Dakota | 091400046 |
| Tennessee | 064003768 |
| Texas (outside El Paso) | 111900659 |
| Texas (El Paso) | 112000066 |
| Utah | 124002971 |
| Vermont | 121042882 |
| Virginia | 051400549 |
| Washington | 125008547 |
| West Virginia | 121042882 |
| Wisconsin | 075911988 |
| Wyoming | 102301092 |
| American Samoa | 121042882 |
| Northern Mariana Islands | 121042882 |
| Puerto Rico | 121042882 |
| Virgin Islands | 121042882 |
| American Forces Abroad | 121042882 |
Accounts opened in Southern California may show a different number on their checks than 121042882, and Wells Fargo says either one works.
A line of credit’s number depends on the first three digits of its account number instead, and a Brokerage Cash Services account uses 102307164.
Wires coming into your account don’t use the state numbers. For a wire sent from inside the U.S., give the sender 121000248 as the routing number. For a wire from another country, give the sender the SWIFT code WFBIUS6S, which international wires use in place of a routing number.
Before you give the number to an employer or a biller, check it against your own account in any of these ways:
- Look along the bottom of a Wells Fargo check, where the routing number is printed to the left of your account number.
- Sign on to Wells Fargo Online, choose the account, and select Routing numbers just below the account name.
- Find it on a recent account statement.
- Call Wells Fargo at 1-800-869-3557, any hour of the day.
For a new direct deposit, create the pre-filled form in the Wells Fargo Mobile app and hand it to your employer. It carries the account’s own routing number, account number, and account type, so you never copy the numbers by hand.
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