Routing Transit Numbers You Can Rely On
Reduce delayed and failed payments caused by inaccurate ABA Routing Numbers. As registrar of Routing Numbers for the ABA, LexisNexis® Risk Solutions delivers data you can rely on.
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Avoid ACH and Wire payment failures by leveraging routing number data directly from the source.
Non-cash payments in the U.S. are rapidly increasing, with volumes at unprecedented levels. At the same time, customers expect payments to be fast, seamless, and convenient.
Incorrect, incomplete or outdated ABA routing numbers lead to failed payments which can place your customers in a difficult position when they rely on you the most. A failed ACH or Wire transaction not only impacts your profitability; it could mean an employee waiting for a crucial paycheck, someone missing their closing date on a new home, or a critical project being delayed due to lack of funds. With each failed payment costing $12.00 USD on average , inaccurate data puts your company at risk of reputational damage, customer loss, and significant financial setbacks.
The LexisNexis® Bankers Almanac® Routing and Transit Number (RTN) File facilitates efficient banking information searches for setting up, investigating and correcting payments. An essential tool for U.S. payment professionals, it provides up-to-date data on financial institutions and payment routing details for nearly 10,000 U.S. financial entities and more than 100,000 branches and locations.
Incorrect, incomplete or outdated ABA routing numbers lead to failed payments which can place your customers in a difficult position when they rely on you the most. A failed ACH or Wire transaction not only impacts your profitability; it could mean an employee waiting for a crucial paycheck, someone missing their closing date on a new home, or a critical project being delayed due to lack of funds. With each failed payment costing $12.00 USD on average , inaccurate data puts your company at risk of reputational damage, customer loss, and significant financial setbacks.
The LexisNexis® Bankers Almanac® Routing and Transit Number (RTN) File facilitates efficient banking information searches for setting up, investigating and correcting payments. An essential tool for U.S. payment professionals, it provides up-to-date data on financial institutions and payment routing details for nearly 10,000 U.S. financial entities and more than 100,000 branches and locations.
Key Benefits
Originating ACH Transactions: Detailed ACH routing number data, including ACH Routing Numbers, ACH Status, Origination Status, and Override Numbers reduces costly errors associated with failed ACH transactions.
Wire Transactions: Detailed Wire routing number data, including Fedwire Routing Numbers, Fedwire Status, and Fedwire Correspondent Routing Numbers supports your ability to execute straight-through processing.
Onboarding New Customers or Suppliers: Prevent expensive business disruptions due to issues with customer or supplier relations by ensuring accurate banking information for new customers and critical suppliers.
Maintaining accurate core banking data: Minimize time spent on manual searches and validations by maintaining near real-time routing code data within your core banking system.
Keeping Employee Account Records Updated: Ensure that your employees have the assurance of receiving their paychecks promptly by maintaining accurate and up-to-date routing number information.
The file includes:
Wire Transactions: Detailed Wire routing number data, including Fedwire Routing Numbers, Fedwire Status, and Fedwire Correspondent Routing Numbers supports your ability to execute straight-through processing.
Onboarding New Customers or Suppliers: Prevent expensive business disruptions due to issues with customer or supplier relations by ensuring accurate banking information for new customers and critical suppliers.
Maintaining accurate core banking data: Minimize time spent on manual searches and validations by maintaining near real-time routing code data within your core banking system.
Keeping Employee Account Records Updated: Ensure that your employees have the assurance of receiving their paychecks promptly by maintaining accurate and up-to-date routing number information.
The file includes:
- Detailed coverage of US ABA routing numbers
- Complete data for more than 100,000 branches and offices
- Detailed ACH Routing Data
- Detailed Wire Data
- ABA to SWIFT/BIC pairings
- Contact information for institutions
- Linkage to main branches
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LexisNexis® Risk Solutions is a Nacha Preferred Partner
for Official Registrar of Routing Numbers.
Maintaining precise, current and readily available banking details can be a formidable task due to
continuous changes such as mergers, routing code changes and branch openings and closings.
As a Nacha Preferred Partner, LexisNexis® Risk Solutions helps ACH users continuously receive the
most up-to-date data continuously, enhancing customer experience and operational efficiency.
Frequently Asked Questions
ABA is a trade association for the U.S. banking industry, established in 1875. It represents banks of all sizes, providing professional development and setting industry standards.
Nacha, formerly known as the National Automated Clearinghouse Association, is a non-profit organization that governs the Automated Clearing House (ACH) Network in the U.S. Nacha develops rules and standards, provides industry solutions and delivers education, accreditation and advisory services, playing a vital role in electronic payments landscape in the U.S.
The ACH Network is an electronic fund transfer system in the U.S. that facilitates account to account payments, under-pinning the Direct Deposits and Direct Payments, with the capability to reach all U.S. bank accounts and credit unions. There were 31.5 billion ACH Network payments made in 2023, valued at $80.1 trillion.
An ABA routing number is a nine-digit code used to identify financial institutions in the U.S. Developed by the ABA, this number is used to transfer money domestically when processing various transactions (e.g. checks, direct deposits), to ensure that funds are sent to the right account.
To request a new, modify or retire an ABA routing number, please complete the relevant information on our ABA routing number page.
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