The Bank of Nova Scotia Routing Numbers & Branch Transit Numbers List

No.	Routing Number	Transit Number	State	City	Zip Code	Address
721	000229306	29306-002	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5H 1H1	40 King Street W., 3rd Floor
722	000230007	30007-002	Manitoba	Winnipeg	MB R3C 3X2	200 Portage Ave
723	000230023	30023-002	Prince Edward Island	Charlottetown	PE C1A 7L4	143 Grafton Street, P.O. Box 610
724	000230031	30031-002	Quebec	Montreal	QC H2V 4G4	5185 avenue du Parc
725	000230049	30049-002	Alberta	Calgary	AB T2E 2R6	1303 Centre St. N.
726	000230056	30056-002	Ontario	Ottawa	ON K2P 1Y7	433 Bank Street
727	000230064	30064-002	New Brunswick	Saint John	NB E2K 1J1	365 Main Street
728	000230072	30072-002	Ontario	North York	ON M6A 2A1	3094 Bathurst Street
729	000230080	30080-002	British Columbia	Vancouver	BC V6Z 1L9	1196 Granville Street
730	000230098	30098-002	Saskatchewan	Regina	SK S4P 0N5	1002 Victoria Ave
731	000230106	30106-002	Ontario	Arnprior	ON K7S 3H2	169 John St., P.O. Box 100
732	000230114	30114-002	New Brunswick	Bath	NB E7J 1A2	326 Main Street
733	000230122	30122-002	Ontario	Mississauga	ON L4Y 1A6	1077 North Service Road, 2 Applewood Village
734	000230130	30130-002	British Columbia	Dawson Creek	BC V1G 3T4	10204 10th Street
735	000230148	30148-002	Saskatchewan	Choiceland	SK S0J 0M0	100 Railway Ave E, P.O. Box 159
736	000230163	30163-002	Nova Scotia	Canning	NS B0P 1H0	Main Street, P.O. Box 10
737	000230171	30171-002	Quebec	Montreal	QC H3T 1X8	5180, ch. de la Cote-des-Neiges
738	000230189	30189-002	Alberta	Calgary	AB T2P 3P8	734-7th Ave. S.W.
739	000230197	30197-002	Ontario	Balmertown	ON P0V 1C0	281 Fifth St., P.O. Box 100
740	000230213	30213-002	Nova Scotia	Freeport	NS B0V 1B0	P.O. Box 41
741	000230221	30221-002	Quebec	Montreal	QC H3X 2H9	5160 Decarie Blvd.
742	000230247	30247-002	Manitoba	Winnipeg	MB R3M 0W3	623 Corydon Ave.
743	000230254	30254-002	New Brunswick	Minto	NB E4B 3N6	11 King Street
744	000230262	30262-002	Ontario	Chelmsford	ON P0M 1L0	1-3454 Errington Avenue South
745	000230270	30270-002	British Columbia	Port Alberni	BC V9Y 4W5	3777 10th Avenue
746	000230288	30288-002	Saskatchewan	Star City	SK S0E 1P0	4th Street & 2nd Avenue, P.O. Box 280
747	000230296	30296-002	Ontario	Renfrew	ON K7V 4A4	215 Raglan St. South, PO Box 280
748	000230312	30312-002	Ontario	Cornwall	ON K6H 5T8	14 Second Street West, P.O. Box 849
749	000230320	30320-002	British Columbia	Salmon Arm	BC V1E 4N6	391 Hudson Avenue, P.O. Box 490
750	000230338	30338-002	Saskatchewan	Saskatoon	SK S7K 1J9	Midtown Plaza
751	000230346	30346-002	Ontario	Vankleek Hill	ON K0B 1R0	55 Main Street, P.O. Box 100
752	000230353	30353-002	Nova Scotia	Middleton	NS B0S 1P0	P.O. Box 190
753	000230361	30361-002	Quebec	Levis	QC G6W 0M7	1244 Rue De La Concorde
754	000230379	30379-002	Alberta	Peace River	AB T8S 1S3	10037-100th St., P.O. Box 6389
755	000230387	30387-002	Manitoba	Winnipeg	MB R2G 1T6	1155 Rothesay St.
756	000230403	30403-002	Nova Scotia	Pictou	NS B0K 1H0	70 Coleraine Street, P.O. Box 220
757	000230411	30411-002	Quebec	Verdun	QC H4G 1V3	4002, rue Wellington
758	000230429	30429-002	Alberta	Thorhild	AB T0A 3J0	614-1st Street, P.O. Box 40
759	000230452	30452-002	Ontario	Hamilton	ON L8T 3T2	580 Upper Ottawa St.
760	000230460	30460-002	British Columbia	Burnaby	BC V3N 2S9	8691-10th Avenue

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What is the The Bank of Nova Scotia Transit Number?

A The Bank of Nova Scotia 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 The Bank of Nova Scotia uses to recognize each other and ensure money is directed to the correct account.

You can find the transit number for the The Bank of Nova Scotia on our Website. Simply visit our website and search for your transit number of The Bank of Nova Scotia. You will find a list of ca banks, select The Bank of Nova Scotia 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 The Bank of Nova Scotia bank in a few seconds.

How to Find Your The Bank of Nova Scotia Transit Number Online?

You can find your The Bank of Nova Scotia transit number online at various points. Have a look.

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

What is the Institution Number for the The Bank of Nova Scotia?

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 The Bank of Nova Scotia, it is ‘002’.

Where is the The Bank of Nova Scotia Transit Number Located on the Cheque?

To find the The Bank of Nova Scotia transit number, you must have your chequebook issued by the The Bank of Nova Scotia 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 The Bank of Nova Scotia 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 The Bank of Nova Scotia transit number, keep your worries aside and use the Transit Number Search tool for free to search The Bank of Nova Scotia transit number.

Where Can I Find My Bank Transit Number or Branch Number for the The Bank of Nova Scotia?

You can look up The Bank of Nova Scotia transit number or branch number at numerous places such as -

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

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

Why Do You Need a The Bank of Nova Scotia Transit Number?

A The Bank of Nova Scotia Transit number is a crucial component of the entire Canadian banking system. The transit number of the The Bank of Nova Scotia is not an option but a mandatory code you must use to identify the specific The Bank of Nova Scotia 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 The Bank of Nova Scotia 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 The Bank of Nova Scotia Transit Number?

Here are the situations that make you search for the The Bank of Nova Scotia Transit number.

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

What Are the Uses of the The Bank of Nova Scotia Transit Number?

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

It is used to transfer the funds to the The Bank of Nova Scotia branch to the intended recipient.
This is used to identify the branch of the The Bank of Nova Scotia 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 The Bank of Nova Scotia.

FAQs

Is a Transit Number the Same as a Branch Number for the The Bank of Nova Scotia?

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

Is the Branch ID the Same as the Transit Number for the The Bank of Nova Scotia?

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

Are Transit Number and Branch Number the Same for the The Bank of Nova Scotia?

Yes, the transit number and Branch number are the same for the The Bank of Nova Scotia.

Can I Also Get the List of the The Bank of Nova Scotia Routing Numbers?

Yes, you can get a list of both Routing Numbers and Branch Transit Numbers of the The Bank of Nova Scotia.

Does the The Bank of Nova Scotia Have Different Transit Numbers?

Yes, each branch has been assigned different transit numbers and so the The Bank of Nova Scotia also has different transit numbers.

Can I Use the The Bank of Nova Scotia Transit Number for International Transfers?

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

Can I Use the Same The Bank of Nova Scotia Transit Number for Different Branches?

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

What Happens if I Enter the Wrong The Bank of Nova Scotia Transit Number?

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