What’s The KeyBank Routing Number?

All customers of KeyBank need a KeyBank Routing Number to make a transaction. These routing numbers help to identify the financial institution behind a transaction. Banks and general people across the country use these routing numbers daily. Originally designed to help in sorting and bundling of paper checks, routing numbers now also incorporate new payment methods. This article deals also with questions like how to find out  KeyBank routing number or what is the routing number for KeyBank?

The table given below shows all the HSBC Bank Routing Numbers.

KeyBank ABA Routing Transit Numbers (RTN)

Here is the state wise list of KeyBank Routing Number for Checking Account and Savings Account.

S No.	Region/State	Postal Abbreviation	Routing Number
1	Alaska	AK	125200879
2	Colorado	CO	307070267
3	Connecticut ABA- For accounts opened prior to 10/11/16, ACH Routing	CT	222370440
4	Connecticut ABA - For accounts opened on 10/11/16 and after, ACH Routing & Wire Transfer	CT	021300077
5	Florida ABA	FL	067014181
6	Florida Wire Transfer & ACH Routing	FL	041001039
7	Idaho	ID	124101555
8	Indiana	IN	041001039
9	Kentucky ABA	KY	042200295
10	Kentucky Wire Transfer & ACH Routing	KY	041001039
11	Maine	ME	011200608
12	Massachusetts ABA- For accounts opened prior to 10/11/16, ACH Routing	MA	222370440
13	Massachusetts ABA - For accounts opened on 10/11/16 and after, ACH Routing & Wire Transfer	MA	021300077
14	Michigan	MI	041001039
15	New York - Albany and Hudson Valley ABA and ACH Routing	NY	222370440
16	New York - Albany and Hudson Valley Wire Transfer	NY	021300077
17	New York - Albany ABA and ACH Routing	NY	022000839
18	New York - Hudson Valley ABA and ACH Routing	NY	021906934
19	Ohio - Columbus, NW Ohio and SW Ohio Wire Transfer & ACH Routing NE Ohio ABA, Wire Transfer & ACH Routing	OH	041001039
20	Ohio - Columbus ABA	OH	044000642
21	Ohio - NW Ohio ABA	OH	041200089
22	Ohio - SW Ohio ABA	OH	042200295
23	Oregon	OR	123002011
24	Pennsylvania ABA - For accounts opened prior to 10/11/16, ACH Routing	PA	222370440
25	Pennsylvania ABA -For accounts opened on 10/11/16 and after, ACH Routing & Wire Transfer	PA	021300077
26	Utah	UT	124000737
27	Vermont	VT	211672531
28	Washington	WA	125000574

What is an ABA Routing Number?

Your ABA Routing Number has nine-digits. It is found at the bottom left corner of your check. A banker can use a routing number to identify the financial institution behind a transaction. All transactions done through ACH and wire use the routing number system. The Federal Reserve Bank depends on ABA routing number system to process Fedwire fund transfers. The Automated Clearing House also uses routing number system to process bill payments, direct deposits and other transfers.

The ABA routing number, as we know, came into being in 1910.  The American Bankers Association was behind its designing and implementation. The Association then tied up with several registrars over the years to manage this system. Currently, Accuity manages the routing number system and assigns them to financial institutions.

There are currently 26,895 active routing numbers in use. According to Routing Number Policy, a financial institution can have only 5 routing numbers. But as there are a number of mergers taking place between different banks, a financial institution can have more than 5 routing numbers. Routing Numbers may differ depending on where you opened your account. It also depends on the type of transaction you make.

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What’s the KeyBank SWIFT Code?

When making an international wire transfer you need a bank routing identifier called a SWIFT  (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) Code. All financial institutions uses SWIFT Codes to make international transactions and send other important messages between them.

The SWIFT Code for KeyBank is- KEYBUS33

What is a SWIFT Code?

The basic difference between the two is that SWIFT Codes are used for international transfers while routing numbers are used for domestic transactions. Unlike routing numbers, SWIFT codes are made up of 8 to 11 characters.

Currently, there are 40,000 “live” SWIFT Codes. Only the active partners connected to the network get the “live” SWIFT Codes. If a SWIFT Code has 8 characters, it is referring to the primary office. The code format is as below:

AAAA BB CC DDD

• First 4 characters- Bank Code (letter only)
• Next 2 characters- Country code (letters only)
• Next 2 characters- Location code (letters or numbers or both)
• Last 3 characters- Branch code (letters or numbers or both)

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Things To Know About The KeyBank

KeyBank is the primary subsidiary of KeyCorp. It is headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio and is the only major bank based in this city. KeyBank has 1,217 branches and 1,500 ATMs in Alaska, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Utah, Vermont, and Washington. KeyBank was formed in 1994, after a merger of Society Corporation of Cleveland (“Society Bank”) and KeyCorp (“Old KeyCorp”) of Albany, New York. In May 2013, the Key also acquired mortgage servicing rights from Bank of America. You also need the Bank of America Routing Number to make various monetary transactions. 

One can trace KeyBank’s roots to Commercial Bank of Albany, New York in 1825 and Cleveland’s Society for Savings, founded in 1849. KeyBank offers banking services in retail, small business, corporate and investment clients. Its headquarter is based in Cleveland, Ohio and the address is:

KeyBank, 127 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio 44114