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Q | Where can I find the routing number to other banks or credit unions?

A | You can find the routing number on a check or deposit slip for your account. Look for the first nine digits in the lower left corner of your check or deposit slip. Some financial institutions publish their routing numbers on their website. If you cannot find the routing number, call your financial institution and ask for the number. The routing number you provide must be valid.

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