Royal Bank of Canada Routing Numbers & Branch Transit Numbers List

No.	Routing Number	Transit Number	State	City	Zip Code	Address
361	000300996	00996-003	Ontario	Ottawa	ON K1Y 2Y9	c/o 1145 Wellington St
362	000300998	00998-003	Saskatchewan	Carlyle	SK S0C 0R0	131 Main St-PO Box 250, P.O. Box 250
363	000301001	01001-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 1J1	180 WELLINGTON ST W-5TH FLR
364	000301002	01002-003	Ontario	Cobourg	ON K9A 2L9	66 King St W
365	000301004	01004-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 1J1	OH, 180 Wellington St W-5th Flr, 180 Wellington St W
366	000301012	01012-003	Ontario	Collingwood	ON L9Y 2M3	280 Hurontario St
367	000301013	01013-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M2P 0A2	10 York Mills Rd-3rd Flr, 10 York Mills Rd
368	000301014	01014-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 1J1	180 Wellington St W-5th Flr, 180 Wellington St W
369	000301016	01016-003	Ontario	Ottawa	ON K1A 0G2	125 Sussex Dr, C/O 90 SPARKS ST
370	000301020	01020-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 0B8	88 QUEENS QUAY W-22ND FLR, 88 Queens Quay W
371	000301022	01022-003	Ontario	Comber	ON N0P 1J0	6307 Main St
372	000301024	01024-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 1J1	ON, 180 Wellington St W-5th Flr, 180 Wellington St W
373	000301032	01032-003	Ontario	Concord	ON L4K 4M3	7733 Keele St, 3300 Highway 7 - Ste 100
374	000301034	01034-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 1J1	180 Wellington St W-5th Flr, 180 Wellington St W
375	000301040	01040-003	British Columbia	Abbotsford	BC V2T 1V5	31975 South Fraser Way
376	000301042	01042-003	Ontario	Cookstown	ON L0L 1L0	11 Queen St, C/O 4 King St N
377	000301043	01043-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 1J1	180 Wellington St W-5th Flr, 180 Wellington St W
378	000301044	01044-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 1J1	180 Wellington St W-5th Flr, 180 Wellington St W
379	000301047	01047-003	Manitoba	Crystal City	MB R0K 0N0	213 Broadway St-PO Box 100, P.O. Box 100
380	000301049	01049-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 1J1	180 WELLINGTON ST W-5TH FLR, 180 WELLINGTON ST W
381	000301050	01050-003	British Columbia	Abbotsford	BC V2S 5A1	32900 South Fraser Way-Suite 142
382	000301052	01052-003	Ontario	Elmira	ON N3B 1M3	6 Church St W-2nd Flr, 6 Church St W
383	000301053	01053-003	Quebec	Montreal	QC H3N 1X9	7101 Av Du Parc-5th flr, 7101 Av Du Parc
384	000301060	01060-003	British Columbia	Vancouver	BC V6E 3N9	1055 W Georgia St-5th Flr, PO Box 11146 Stn Royal Centre
385	000301061	01061-003	Quebec	Coaticook	QC J1A 2H6	77, rue Wellington
386	000301062	01062-003	Ontario	Mississauga	ON L5B 1H3	2 Dundas St W
387	000301063	01063-003	Quebec	Montreal	QC H3N 1X9	7101 Av Du Parc-5th flr, 7101 Av Du Parc
388	000301071	01071-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 1J1	180 Wellington St W-5th Flr, 180 Wellington St W
389	000301072	01072-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 1J1	180 Wellington St W-5th Flr, 180 Wellington St W
390	000301073	01073-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 1J1	180 Wellington St W-5th Flr, 180 Wellington St W
391	000301080	01080-003	British Columbia	Vancouver	BC V6E 3N9	633 Burrard St
392	000301082	01082-003	Ontario	Cornwall	ON K6J 3P9	300 Pitt St
393	000301084	01084-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 1J1	180 Wellington St W-5th Flr, 180 Wellington St W
394	000301090	01090-003	British Columbia	Clearwater	BC V0E 1N2	74 Young Rd-Unit 8, 74 Young Rd
395	000301092	01092-003	Ontario	Cornwall	ON K6H 2B8	1380 Second St E, C/O 300 PITT STREET
396	000301094	01094-003	British Columbia	Surrey	BC V3Z 2L6	15795 Croydon Dr-Unit 115, 15795 Croydon Dr
397	000301095	01095-003	Ontario	Scarborough	ON M1V 5P7	6021 Steeles Ave E
398	000301098	01098-003	Ontario	Nepean	ON K2J 0V2	4120 Strandherd Dr
399	000301102	01102-003	Ontario	Corunna	ON N0N 1G0	348 Lyndock St
400	000301103	01103-003	Nova Scotia	Bridgetown	NS B0S 1C0	3 Queen St-PO Box 159, PO Box 159

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What is the Royal Bank of Canada Transit Number?

A Royal Bank of Canada Transit Number, often called a Routing number, consisting of Nine-digits, helps to identify the bank that has issued the cheque and other financial documents. It keeps a proper track of financial transactions done between customers. It is just like the unique IDs Royal Bank of Canada uses to recognize each other and ensure money is directed to the correct account.

You can find the transit number for the Royal Bank of Canada on our Website. Simply visit our website and search for your transit number of Royal Bank of Canada. You will find a list of ca banks, select Royal Bank of Canada and you will see a list of transit numbers. You can select the transit number of your branch. This way you can get the accurate transit number for Royal Bank of Canada bank in a few seconds.

How to Find Your Royal Bank of Canada Transit Number Online?

You can find your Royal Bank of Canada transit number online at various points. Have a look.

Transit number Search tool: You just need to visit our transit number finder and select Royal Bank of Canada from the bank list. Choose your preferred city and state. You will find the Royal Bank of Canada transit number of your bank branch within a few seconds.
On the Check: You will find the Royal Bank of Canada transit number printed on the beginning of the left-hand side at the bottom of the check issued by the same Royal Bank of Canada bank.
On the Website: You will be able to access the Royal Bank of Canada transit number for your branch on the official website of the Royal Bank of Canada.
Online Mobile Banking Apps: Log in to your Royal Bank of Canada bank portal in the application and you will get to know your Royal Bank of Canada’s account number, transit number, institution number and all the details related to your account.
On the Bank Statement: Look for the routing number in your Royal Bank of Canada bank statement. There you will find your five-digit Royal Bank of Canada transit number.

What is the Institution Number for the Royal Bank of Canada?

Institution number is the unique code given to each financial institution or bank to specify it for performing financial activities.

The institution number is a three-digit code and for the Royal Bank of Canada, it is ‘003’.

Where is the Royal Bank of Canada Transit Number Located on the Cheque?

To find the Royal Bank of Canada transit number, you must have your chequebook issued by the Royal Bank of Canada bank. At the beginning of the left-hand corner of the cheque, you will find 3 sets of numbers. The first set contains three numbers, that represent the check number. The second set contains eight digits and has 2 subsets separated by a colon between the fifth and sixth digits.

The first five digits are the Royal Bank of Canada transit number followed by three digits of the institution number. The last set of numbers is your designation or account number. If you are still unsure about your Royal Bank of Canada transit number, keep your worries aside and use the Transit Number Search tool for free to search Royal Bank of Canada transit number.

Where Can I Find My Bank Transit Number or Branch Number for the Royal Bank of Canada?

You can look up Royal Bank of Canada transit number or branch number at numerous places such as -

On check-leaf
Transit number Finder Tool
Royal Bank of Canada Bank Statements
Deposit slips
On the Royal Bank of Canada’s official website
Online mobile banking apps.

However, one of the easiest ways to search for the Royal Bank of Canada transit number is to use the transit number finder. It promises an accurate list of Royal Bank of Canada bank transit numbers in a few seconds.

Why Do You Need a Royal Bank of Canada Transit Number?

A Royal Bank of Canada Transit number is a crucial component of the entire Canadian banking system. The transit number of the Royal Bank of Canada is not an option but a mandatory code you must use to identify the specific Royal Bank of Canada branch during the process of sending or receiving funds between the accounts. It makes sure that you are transferring the funds to the intended recipient or the right Royal Bank of Canada branch by specifying the branch location. Use our transit number checker to verify the transit number. It saves you from accidental payments to the wrong branch which may cost you and put you in trouble sometimes.

When Do You Need the Royal Bank of Canada Transit Number?

Here are the situations that make you search for the Royal Bank of Canada Transit number.

When you want to make direct deposits or domestic wire transfers through a Royal Bank of Canada account.
To ensure that funds are transferred to the correct account, especially for large transactions.
Any financial transaction that involves the Royal Bank of Canada.

What Are the Uses of the Royal Bank of Canada Transit Number?

The transit number of the Royal Bank of Canada is used for various financial transactions involving the Royal Bank of Canada such as follows:

It is used to transfer the funds to the Royal Bank of Canada branch to the intended recipient.
This is used to identify the branch of the Royal Bank of Canada so the money goes to the correct account.
It is used for payroll, payments, wire transfers, invoicing, setting up automatic payments, ACH transactions, or any electronic fund transfers that involve the Royal Bank of Canada.

FAQs

Is a Transit Number the Same as a Branch Number for the Royal Bank of Canada?

Yes, the transit number is the same as the branch number for the Royal Bank of Canada. The transit number specifies the location of the branch of the Royal Bank of Canada.

Is the Branch ID the Same as the Transit Number for the Royal Bank of Canada?

Yes, the branch ID and the transit number are the same for the Royal Bank of Canada. The transit number of the Royal Bank of Canada consists of five digits to identify the location of the financial institution.

Are Transit Number and Branch Number the Same for the Royal Bank of Canada?

Yes, the transit number and Branch number are the same for the Royal Bank of Canada.

Can I Also Get the List of the Royal Bank of Canada Routing Numbers?

Yes, you can get a list of both Routing Numbers and Branch Transit Numbers of the Royal Bank of Canada.

Does the Royal Bank of Canada Have Different Transit Numbers?

Yes, each branch has been assigned different transit numbers and so the Royal Bank of Canada also has different transit numbers.

Can I Use the Royal Bank of Canada Transit Number for International Transfers?

No, you cannot use the Royal Bank of Canada Transit number for international transfers but you can use the SWIFT code for international transfers along with your Royal Bank of Canada account number.

Can I Use the Same Royal Bank of Canada Transit Number for Different Branches?

No, you cannot use the same Royal Bank of Canada transit number for different branches as each branch has a unique transit number.

What Happens if I Enter the Wrong Royal Bank of Canada Transit Number?

If you enter the wrong Royal Bank of Canada transit number then there are chances that your money is transferred to the wrong account which may cost you and cause trouble for you.