265473278 - Routing Number for ALEC FEDERAL CU

To validate the Routing Number safely, type the Routing Number in the specified checker box. Make sure that the Routing Number follows the proper format. The length is 9 digits without a dash and contains only numbers.

Routing Number, also referred to as ABA Routing Number or Routing Transit Number (RTN), is a nine-digit code issued by American Bankers Association (ABA) based on the location where your account was opened. It is printed on the left side at the bottom of your check.

For domestic money transfer, the Routing Number is used combined with the recipient's bank account number. But for international inward money transfer, you need to use Swift Code together with Routing Number and account number.

How to find a Routing Number on a check:

The Routing Number consists of nine digits, shown as: AAAABBBBC. The first four AAAA is the Federal Reserve Routing Symbol; the next four BBBB issued by American Bankers Association (ABA) identifies the institution; the last one C is the check digit.

Routing Number is formatted as follows:

• AAAA
• BBBB
• C

• First 4 characters
  AAAA - the Federal Reserve routing symbol
• Next 4 characters
  BBBB - American Bankers Association (ABA) Institution identifier
• Last 1 character
  C - the check digit