U.S. Bank: the codes the bank publishes itself
U.S. Bank publishes the identifiers below on its own website. Each one is quoted verbatim from the bank's page, with the source link and the date it was read beside it.
What U.S. Bank publishes
| Fact | Figure | Verbatim quote | Source, read on |
|---|---|---|---|
| How the bank defines a routing number | "An ABA routing number is a nine-digit code assigned by the American Banker Association (ABA) that is used to identify financial institutions." | ABA Routing Number, U.S. Bank checking customer resources read September 2026 | |
| Where the bank says the numbers sit on a check | "The routing number is the nine-digit number printed in the bottom left corner of each check. It is followed by your account number in the bottom middle and then by the check number in the bottom right." | ABA Routing Number, U.S. Bank checking customer resources read September 2026 |
What U.S. Bank covers
Coverage below is evidenced by the bank's own page: the identifier types it publishes or explains, and the country whose payment system it serves.
| Coverage | Evidence |
|---|---|
| Bank identification code | the bank's own page |
| Account number | the bank's own page |
| US | serves this country's payment system |
A bank appears here only with facts fetched from its own published pages and matched verbatim; a bank that does not publish its own code says so rather than showing one borrowed from a directory.
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