Wire Transfer Regions Bank Routing Number

Regions Bank offers various financial services domestically and internationally and one of its many services is providing money transfer or wire transfer services worldwide.

Online money transfer also known as wire transfer in banks is the most convenient way of sending money online to a domestic bank account or an international bank account. Regions Bank provides the fastest and less expensive way to transfer funds locally or internationally.

To successfully and securely transfer or receive funds, one must know the important bank details and account information needed for the transfer. The guide below will help you.

Regions Bank Routing Numbers

Domestic money transfer through the bank also needs the routing number details of the bank receiving or sending the money. Below is the list of bank’s routing numbers.

• 0620-00019 – Alabama
• 0820-00109 – Arkansas
• 0631-04668 – Florida
• 0611-01375 – Georgia
• 0711-22661 – Illinois
• 0740-14213 – Indiana
• 0739-00438 – Iowa
• 0839-01744 – Kentucky
• 0654-03626 – Louisiana
• 0653-05436 – Mississippi
• 0810-01387 – Missouri
• 0530-12029 – North Carolina
• 0532-01814 – South Carolina
• 0640-00017 – Tennessee
• 1119-00785 – Texas
• 0510-09296 – Virginia

Where is the Bank Routing Number on the Cheques?

The bank’s routing number is also written on the lower part of your check. Routing numbers consists of 9 digits and it is the first numbers on your check.

How to Wire Money

To transfer or wire funds to a bank in another country will require the bank’s SWIFT code. The SWIFT code identifies the bank globally for receiving or sending funds.

To transfer or wire funds to a local bank will require the bank’s routing numbers as explained above.

Domestic Wire Transfer

Transferring funds or wiring funds to another bank will need the following details below.

• Name of the Bank – Regions Bank 
• Routing Number – 062005690
• Bank Address – Birmingham, AL
• Receiver’s Account Name – the complete name of account holder
• Receiver’s  Account Number – the account number of the account holder

International Wire Transfer

The bank’s Swift code is important in wiring funds to an international bank. Below are the details you will need.

• Swift Code – UPNBUS44
• Name of the Bank – Regions Bank 
• Routing Number – 062005690
• Bank Address – Birmingham, AL
• Receiver’s Account Name – complete name of the account holder
• Receiver’s  Account Number – complete account number of the account holder

Fee for Regions Bank

International Wire Transfers Fee– for sending funds is $45 per transaction and for receiving funds is $18 per transaction.

Domestic Wire Transfers Fee– for sending funds is $20 per transaction and for receiving funds is $15 per transaction.

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