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Wells Fargo Routing Numbers

Wells Fargo & Company is an American multinational financial services corporation and the fourth-largest bank in the United States by total assets. Wells Fargo offers banking, investments, mortgage, and consumer and commercial finance services.

All Routing Numbers

Routing NumberState / RegionTypeActions
011100106ConnecticutPaper
021200025New JerseyPaper
021101108New YorkPaper
031000503PennsylvaniaPaper
031000503PennsylvaniaElectronic
034101234DelawarePaper
051400549VirginiaPaper
053000219North CarolinaPaper
055003201MarylandPaper
061000227GeorgiaPaper
061000227GeorgiaElectronic
063107513FloridaPaper
064003768TennesseePaper
071101307IllinoisPaper
072000010MichiganPaper
073000228IowaPaper
074900275IndianaPaper
075911988WisconsinPaper
081000032MissouriPaper
091000019MinnesotaPaper
091000019MinnesotaElectronic
102000076ColoradoPaper
104000058NebraskaPaper
107002192OklahomaPaper
111900659TexasPaper
111900659TexasElectronic
121000248CaliforniaPaper
121000248CaliforniaElectronic
122000247ArizonaPaper
123006800OregonPaper
124002971UtahPaper
125008547WashingtonPaper
121042882NevadaPaper
121042882Wire TransfersWire

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How to Use Wells Fargo Routing Numbers

  • Direct Deposits: Use the electronic or paper routing number for your state to set up payroll direct deposit.
  • Wire Transfers: Use the wire routing number for domestic wire transfers. International wires may require a SWIFT code.
  • ACH Payments: Use the electronic routing number to set up automatic bill payments and transfers.
  • Check Processing: The paper routing number is printed on the bottom left of your checks.