Royal Bank of Canada Routing Numbers & Branch Transit Numbers List

No.	Routing Number	Transit Number	State	City	Zip Code	Address
681	000301908	01908-003	Alberta	Calgary	AB T2C 1V5	3711 61st Ave SE
682	000301920	01920-003	British Columbia	Fort St John	BC V1J 3Z1	10312 100 St
683	000301922	01922-003	Ontario	Hamilton	ON L8V 4L8	810 Upper Gage Ave
684	000301931	01931-003	Quebec	Jonquiere	QC G7X 0A4	3880 Boul Harvey, 3750 boul du Royaume
685	000301932	01932-003	Ontario	Kingston	ON K7L 1A6	65 Princess St-2nd Floor, 65 Princess St
686	000301934	01934-003	Alberta	Fort McMurray	AB T9K 1S6	100 Riverstone Ridge-Unit 101, 100 Riverstone Ridge
687	000301939	01939-003	Ontario	Mississauga	ON L5N 7Y5	6880 Financial Dr-4th Flr/Twr 2, 4th Flr/Twr 2
688	000301942	01942-003	Ontario	Hamilton	ON L8H 2V2	1145 Barton St E-Unit 1, 1145 Barton St E
689	000301943	01943-003	Nova Scotia	Dartmouth	NS B2W 3E6	50 TACOMA DR
690	000301951	01951-003	Quebec	Saint-Hubert	QC J3Y 7P5	5929 Boul Cousineau
691	000301952	01952-003	Ontario	Hamilton	ON L8K 1W6	2132 King St E, C/O 1145 Barton St E
692	000301954	01954-003	New Brunswick	Fredericton	NB E3B 1B9	504 Queen St, PO Box 1420
693	000301957	01957-003	Manitoba	Glenboro	MB R0K 0X0	614 Railway Ave-PO Box 39, P.O. Box 39
694	000301962	01962-003	Ontario	Hamilton	ON L8P 4A3	65 Locke St N
695	000301963	01963-003	Newfoundland and Labrador	St. John's	NL A1C 1A9	226 Water St, PO Box 1330
696	000301970	01970-003	Nova Scotia	Halifax	NS B3J 0C3	1871 Hollis St-Suite 700, 1871 Hollis St
697	000301971	01971-003	Quebec	Jonquiere	QC G7X 0A4	3750 Boul Du Royaume, 3750 Du Royaume Blvd
698	000301972	01972-003	Ontario	Hamilton	ON L8P 4A3	c/o 65 Locke St S
699	000301973	01973-003	Nova Scotia	Dartmouth	NS B3B 1Z1	120 Troop Ave-Unit 800, 120 Troop Ave
700	000301977	01977-003	Quebec	Montreal	QC H3B 1S6	630 Rene-Levesque Blvd W-1st Flr, 630 Rene Levesque Blvd West
701	000301978	01978-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M2P 0A2	10 York Mills Rd-3rd Flr, 10 York Mills Rd
702	000301979	01979-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M2P 0A2	10 York Mills Rd-3rd Flr, 10 York Mills Rd
703	000301980	01980-003	Manitoba	Winnipeg	MB R3C 0A5	220 Portage Ave-2nd Flr, 220 Portage Ave
704	000301982	01982-003	Ontario	Hamilton	ON L8M 1K9	730 Main St E, c/o Centre Mall on Barton Br
705	000301983	01983-003	Nova Scotia	Dartmouth	NS B2Y 2K1	12 Johnstone Ave, Woodside Br
706	000301984	01984-003	New Brunswick	Saint John	NB E2L 4R9	111 Lansdowne Ave
707	000301987	01987-003	Saskatchewan	Saskatoon	SK S7K 1K2	154 - 1 Ave South - 4th Flr, 154 - 1st Ave S
708	000301988	01988-003	British Columbia	Victoria	BC V8Z 0B9	3541 Blanshard St-Unit 101, 3541 Blanshard St
709	000301989	01989-003	Alberta	Calgary	AB T2N 1V3	146 10TH ST NW
710	000301990	01990-003	Alberta	Calgary	AB T2P 1C9	335 8th Ave SW-3rd Flr
711	000301993	01993-003	British Columbia	Vancouver	BC V6E 3S5	1055 W Georgia St-35th Flr
712	000302000	02000-003	British Columbia	Gibsons	BC V0N 1V7	900 Gibsons Way-Suite 33, 900 Gibsons Way
713	000302001	02001-003	Quebec	Kirkland	QC H9H 5B9	17085 boul Ste-Marie, 3535 boul St Charles
714	000302002	01822-003	Ontario	Hamilton	ON L8P 2X8	28 James St S
715	000302012	02012-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 0B8	88 Queens Quay West 17th floor, PO Box 4700
716	000302014	02014-003	New Brunswick	Saint John	NB E2J 3W9	515 Westmorland Rd-Unit C009B, 515 Westmorland Rd
717	000302018	02018-003	Alberta	Calgary	AB T3P 0M9	2060 Symons Valley PY NW-Unit 10000, 2060 Symons Valley PY NW
718	000302022	02022-003	Ontario	Oshawa	ON L1G 7W1	43 Conlin RD E
719	000302031	02031-003	Quebec	Montreal	QC H3C 3A9	1 Place Ville Marie-8th Flr/s wing
720	000302032	02032-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M2P 0A2	10 York Mills Rd-3rd Flr, 10 York Mills Rd

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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.