Account & Check Routing Number

Your KeyBank routing number varies by the state where your account was opened and sometimes based on the payment or transaction you are making.

Find the bank routing number for checks and ACH transactions including direct deposit or automatic payments in the account information and settings menu when you log into online or mobile banking, in the list below, or on your paper check.

If you need the routing number to receive a wire transfer payment to your bank account, please refer to the wire transfer routing number listed below.

Routing Number on Checks: The nine digit routing number is the first group of numbers on the bottom left corner of your check. The bank routing number on your checks may differ from the list below for your state, but you can use either number.

Routing Number for Wire Transfers, ACH and ABA:

Alaska Wires, ACH and Ordering Checks: 125200879	Colorado Wires, ACH and Ordering Checks: 307070267
Connecticut Ordering Checks: 222370440 Wires and ACH: 021300077	Florida Wires, ACH and Ordering Checks: 041001039
Idaho Wires, ACH and Ordering Checks: 124101555	Indiana Wires, ACH and Ordering Checks: 041001039
Maine Wires, ACH and Ordering Checks: 011200608	Massachusetts Ordering Checks: 222370440 Wires and ACH: 021300077
Michigan Wires, ACH and Ordering Checks: 041001039	New York Ordering Checks: Please refer to your check, or view in online banking Wires and ACH: 021300077
Ohio Wires, ACH and Ordering Checks: 041001039	Oregon Wires, ACH and Ordering Checks: 123002011
Pennsylvania Ordering Checks: 222370440 Wires and ACH: 021300077	Utah Wires, ACH and Ordering Checks: 124000737
Vermont Wires, ACH and Ordering Checks: 211672531	Washington Wires, ACH and Ordering Checks: 125000574

The ABA Routing Number (a.k.a. ABA number or Routing Transit number) was developed by the American Bankers Association (ABA) in 1910. The ABA Routing Number serves to identify the specific financial institution responsible for the payment of a negotiable instrument.