The bank was established in 1968 as a banking company that offers a variety of services and products to financial institutions, government entities, small businesses as well as individuals. US Banking Corporation has its headquarters located in Minneapolis of Minnesota.
US Banking Corporation allows its clients to use the method of a wire transfer to electronically transfer funds from a person to the other. Wire transfers can be through cash in a cash office or from an account to the other.
Wire transfer has different operations and systems such as value, cost, and volume of transactions. The model of banking is secure and fast and can be used to receive money domestically within the United States or internationally from foreign countries. As a receiver, you have to provide your banking information for the sender to start the transaction through a financial company.
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Search Routing Numbers
If you want to receive funds through wire transfers into your US Bank account, the routing number of a branch of the bank is needed to be provided.
The list below is the routing numbers that correspond with states in which the branches of US Bank are located:
- 122105155 – Arizona
- 122235821 – Southern California
- 121122676 – Northern California
- 102000021 – all other Colorado areas
- 102101645 – Aspen Colorado
- 123103729 – Idaho
- 081202759 – Southern Illinois
- 071904779 – Northern Illinois
- 074900783 – Indiana
- 073000545 – all other Iowa areas
- 104000029 – Council Bluffs Iowa
- 101000187 – Kansas
- 083900363 – Western Kentucky
- 042100175 – Northern Kentucky
- 091215927 – East Grand Forks Minnesota
- 091000022 – all other Minnesota areas
- 091300023 – Moorhead Minnesota
- 081000210 – Missouri
- 092900383 – Montana
- 101200453 – Western Missouri
- 104000029 – + Council Bluffs, IA Nebraska
- 107002312 – New Mexico
- 121201694 – Nevada
- 091300023 – + Moorhead, MN North Dakota)
- 042000013 – all other Ohio areas
- 041202582 – Cleveland Ohio
- 123000220 – Oregon
- 064000059 – Tennessee
- 091408501 – South Dakota
- 124302150 – Utah
- 075000022 – Wisconsin
- 125000105 – Washington
- 307070115 – Wyoming
- 091000022 – all other states
- 082000549 – Arkansas
Where is the Bank Routing Number on the checks?
You can locate the routing number at the base of a check, considering only the first nine digits.
How to Wire Money
There are two methods for sending or receiving funds through wire transfers; Domestic Wire Transfers and the International Wire Transfer. To access international transfers, you will need the SWIFT code of the US Bank to receive funds.
International Wire
An intermediary international bank allows international transfers to your account with US Bank to be possible. The banking details below are needed:
- Swift Code – USBKUS44IMT
- Name of Bank – U.S. Bank
- Routing Number of US Bank– Use a routing number that corresponds to the bank’s branch that your account was opened.
- Bank Address – Cincinnati, OH
- Name of Beneficiary – Your full name
- Account Number of Beneficiary – Your full account number with US Bank
Domestic Wire Transfer
Within 24 hours, transactions via Domestic Wire Transfers are completed. The banking information below will be needed:
- Name of Bank – U.S. Bank
- Routing Number of US Bank– Use a routing number that corresponds to the bank’s branch that your account was opened.
- Bank Address – Cincinnati, OH
- Name of Beneficiary – Your full name
- Account Number of Beneficiary – Your full account number with US Bank
Wire Transfer Fees for US Bank
International Wire Transfer – $25 each for incoming transactions and $50 each for outgoing transactions.
Domestic Wire Transfers – $20 each for incoming transactions and $30 each for outgoing transactions.