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What’s The PNC Bank Routing Number?
You need a PNC Bank Routing Number to make transactions through PNC Bank. These routing numbers help people in making monetary transactions (for both online and offline). Originally, the routing numbers served the purpose of helping in sorting, bundling and shipping of paper checks. But after the invention of new transaction methods like ACH and wire, the routing number system incorporated them too. This article deals with questions like how to find out PNC Bank routing number or what is the routing number for PNC Bank?
The table given below shows all the PNC Bank Routing Numbers.
PNC Bank ABA Routing Transit Numbers (RTN)
Here is the state wise list of PNC Bank Routing Number for Checking Account and Savings Account.
S No. Region/State Postal Abbreviation Routing Number
1 Delaware DE 031100089
2 Florida FL 043002900, 267084199
3 Greater Washington Area 054000030
4 Illinois IL 071921891
5 Indiana IN 083009060, 083000108, 071921891
6 Kentucky KY 083000108
7 Kentucky - Northern KY 042100188
8 Michigan MI 031207607
9 Missouri MO 041000124
10 New Jersey NJ 071921891
11 Ohio OH 042000398, 041000124
12 Ohio - Youngstown OH 043000096
13 Pennsylvania - Central, North PA 043000096
14 Pennsylvania - Central, South PA 031312738
15 Pennsylvania - Northeast PA 031300012
16 Pennsylvania - Northwest PA 043300738
17 Pennsylvania - Philadelphia PA 031000053
18 Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh PA 043000096
19 Wisconsin WI 071921891
What is an ABA Routing Number?
An ABA Routing Number appears at the bottom of a negotiable instrument of a financial institution like checks. This number system serves the purpose of identifying a financial institution behind a transaction. This number system is widely used for ACH and wire transactions. Routing Numbers may differ depending on the region where a person has opened his account. This means one needs to be careful and use the right routing number during a transaction.
A particular ABA Routing Number is made up of 9-digits. The American Bankers Association designed the routing number system in 1910. The number system is in use ever since. The Association partners with different registrars (presently Accuity) to manage the RTN system. There are currently 26,895 active routing numbers in use. The American Bankers Association allows each bank to have a maximum of 5 routing numbers. But due to a number of mergers, several banks have more than 5 routing numbers.
What’s The PNC Bank SWIFT Code?
The PNC Bank uses routing numbers to make all the domestic transfers. But for international transactions, PNC Bank makes use of SWIFT Code. All financial institutions uses SWIFT Codes to make international transactions and send other important messages between them.
The SWIFT Code for PNC Bank is- PNCCUS33
What is a SWIFT Code?
SWIFT Codes function the same way as Routing Numbers. They are used to identify the financial institution behind a transaction. 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)
Things To Know About The PNC Bank
PNC Bank is the sixth largest bank in the United States, following the US Bank at number 5. However, you need the US Bank Routing Number to make transactions through the US Bank. PNC Bank operates primarily in nineteen states and District of Columbia with 2,520 branches and 9,024 ATMs. PNC Bank, as we know, traces its roots to the Pittsburgh Trust and Savings Company which was founded in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on April 10, 1845. But it did not start functioning fully until January 28, 1852. In 1853, the founders renamed the bank as the Pittsburgh Trust Company.
PNC Bank offers the following banking products and services:
- Retail Banking
- Credit Cards
- PNC Business card
- Corporate and Institutional Banking
- PNC Real Estate/Midland Loan Services
PNC Bank is currently headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Its address is:egypt