Royal Bank of Canada Routing Numbers & Branch Transit Numbers List

No.	Routing Number	Transit Number	State	City	Zip Code	Address
801	000302242	02242-003	Ontario	Iroquois	ON K0E 1K0	53 Plaza Dr-PO Box 250, P.O. Box 250
802	000302244	02244-003	Ontario	Hamilton	ON L9B 1V2	393 Rymal Rd
803	000302251	02251-003	Quebec	Trois-Rivieres	QC G9A 6M1	500 rue Commerciale, 3105 Boul des Recollets
804	000302258	02258-003	Saskatchewan	Regina	SK S4N 7A9	950 Victoria Ave E
805	000302259	02259-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M4Y 1Z3	608 Yonge St
806	000302261	02261-003	Quebec	Laval	QC H7T 2K7	291 boul Cartier, 3100 Le Carrefour
807	000302271	02271-003	Quebec	Laval	QC H7P 4X4	3571 Boul Dagenais O
808	000302272	02272-003	Ontario	St Catharines	ON L2R 6X2	89-91 St Paul St
809	000302291	02291-003	Quebec	Laval	QC H7M 2R3	1958 des Laurentides Blvd
810	000302292	02292-003	Ontario	Burlington	ON L7N 3W2	3535 New St
811	000302299	02299-003	Alberta	Calgary	AB T2Y 2Z7	250 Shawville Blvd SE-Unit 144
812	000302300	02300-003	British Columbia	Kamloops	BC V2C 5R3	186 Victoria St-2nd Flr, 186 Victoria St
813	000302301	02301-003	Quebec	Laval	QC H7T 2K7	3100 Boul le Carrefour-Bureau 110
814	000302302	02302-003	Ontario	Keewatin	ON P0X 1C0	815 Ottawa St-PO Box 19, c/o Kenora Branch
815	000302304	02304-003	Ontario	North York	ON M2N 0G3	4789 Yonge St
816	000302311	02311-003	Quebec	Quebec	QC G1R 3P2	700 Place d'Youville
817	000302312	02312-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5H 1C4	20 King St W-7th Flr
818	000302313	02313-003	Nova Scotia	Glace Bay	NS B1A 2P6	41 Union St
819	000302314	02314-003	New Brunswick	Woodstock	NB E7M 2C3	540 Main Street, 540 Main St
820	000302318	02318-003	Saskatchewan	Estevan	SK S4A 2A7	1202 4th St
821	000302319	02319-003	Alberta	Calgary	AB T2P 3G6	255 5th Ave SW
822	000302320	02320-003	British Columbia	Kamloops	BC V2C 5R3	186 Victoria St
823	000302322	02322-003	Ontario	Kenora	ON P9N 3X5	144 Main St S
824	000302323	02323-003	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5J 2J5	200 Bay St-16th Flr/S Twr
825	000302324	02324-003	British Columbia	New Westminster	BC V3M 6Z2	626 6TH AVE
826	000302334	02334-003	Saskatchewan	Warman	SK S0K 4S1	810 Centenial Blvd-Unit27, 810 Centenial Blvd
827	000302341	02341-003	Quebec	Repentigny	QC J6A 8J4	C/O 447 Leclerc St, 447 Leclerc St
828	000302342	02342-003	Ontario	Kinburn	ON K0A 2H0	3803 Loggers Way-PO Box 100, C/O 91 JOHN ST N
829	000302349	02349-003	Alberta	Calgary	AB T3H 2Z9	555 Strathcona Blvd SW-Unit 100, 555 Strathcona Blvd SW
830	000302353	02353-003	Ontario	Ottawa	ON K1P 5T6	90 Sparks St-2nd Flr, 90 Sparks St
831	000302354	02354-003	Manitoba	Winnipeg	MB R3W 0H5	1750 Plessis Rd-Unit 403, 1750 Plessis Rd
832	000302357	02357-003	Ontario	Burlington	ON L7L 6B2	1100 Burloak Dr - 4th Flr, 1100 Burloak Dr
833	000302360	02360-003	British Columbia	Kamloops	BC V2C 6M1	1210 Summit Dr-Unit 400, 1210 Summit Dr
834	000302362	02362-003	Ontario	Kincardine	ON N2Z 2Y8	757 Queen St-PO Box 370, P.O. Box 370
835	000302370	02370-003	British Columbia	Langley	BC V2Y 0L7	20678 Willoughby Town Ctr Dr-Unit100
836	000302372	02372-003	Ontario	Chatham	ON N7M 1E6	190 King St W
837	000302374	02374-003	New Brunswick	Moncton	NB E1G 1A8	1955 Mountain Rd
838	000302382	02382-003	Ontario	Kingston	ON K7L 1A6	65 Princess St
839	000302391	02391-003	Quebec	Sherbrooke	QC J1M 1J7	131 Queen Street
840	000302400	02400-003	British Columbia	Kelowna	BC V1Y 2B3	1665 Ellis St-Suite 102

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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.