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Your bank routing number is very important to know. This number is considered your bank’s address when processing transactions. This means that your correct routing number is required when transferring money into or out of your account.
Most people locate their routing number using the checkbook provided with your account. The Wells Fargo routing number associated with your account is a 9 digit number found at the bottom left corner of each check.
Why Are There So Many Routing Numbers?
Wells Fargo is a nationwide bank with branches in each US state. Because of its large size, Wells Fargo will have a different routing number in each state. However, keep in mind that some of the states share the same routing number with other states.
Because of that overlap, we recommend doing a double check to make sure you are using the correct routing number. We have included suggestions for confirming your routing number at the bottom of the article.
Additional Options to Confirm your Routing Number
The key to identifying your correct routing number is to remember the state or region in which you opened your Wells Fargo account. If you moved or you can’t remember the correct branch location, you can always confirm your routing number by doing one of the following:
- Check the bottom left corner of your checks for the 9 digit routing number.
- Log into your Wells Fargo online account and confirm your routing number.
Wells Fargo Customer Service Number
If you don’t have access to your online account or would rather confirm your routing number with a human, you can always call Wells Fargo directly. We have included the general banking information line below:
- Wells Fargo General Banking Customer Service Number: 1-800-869-3557.
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