If you are a Regions Bank client and want to transfer funds domestically or internationally you’ll be required to have a routing number. It can be easily find on your check.
Routing Number on a Check
List of Regions Bank Routing Numbers
- Alabama — 062000019
- Arkansas — 082000109
- Florida — 063104668
- Georgia — 061101375
- Illinois — 071122661
- Indiana — 074014213
- Iowa — 073900438
- Kentucky — 083901744
- Louisiana — 065403626
- Mississippi — 065305436
- Missouri — 081001387
- North Carolina — 053012029
- South Carolina — 053201814
- Tennessee — 064000017
- Texas — 111900785
- Virginia — 051009296
How to Wire Money
The best way Regions Bank recommends you to transfer funds and wire money is to do it online(if you have a regions Bank online banking account) or to go to their nearest branch and do it in person. Both ways you’ll need the following information
Domestic Wire – Up to 24 Hours for Processing
- Bank Name
- Routing Number – 062000019
- Address of Bank
- Creditor’s Name
- Creditor’s Account Number
Regions Bank is not connected to SWIFT network. You can use Western Union in order to transfer funds internationally.
You’ll need the following information to complete this service:
- Destination country
- Receiver’s full name
- Bank account
- Amount to send
Contact the Bank’s Costumer Service at 1(800)734-4667.