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

No.	Routing Number	Transit Number	State	City	Zip Code	Address
81	000201222	01222-002	Ontario	Toronto	ON M4C 1J6	2072 Danforth Ave
82	000201230	01230-002	British Columbia	Powell River	BC V8A 2C3	7030 Alberni St.
83	000201289	01289-002	Alberta	Edmonton	AB T6K 4B4	119 Millwoods Town Centre, 2331-66 St
84	000201297	01297-002	Manitoba	Winnipeg	MB R2C 2R7	200 Portage Av at Main PO Box 845
85	000201321	01321-002	Quebec	Montreal	QC H2Y 2H7	715, Square Victoria, Bur. 200
86	000201339	01339-002	Alberta	Calgary	AB T1Y 6G2	2850 Sunridge Blvd
87	000201362	01362-002	Ontario	Etobicoke	ON M9A 3T7	270 The Kingsway
88	000201370	01370-002	British Columbia	Vancouver	BC V6B 4N7	650 West Georgia Street, Suite 510, P.O. Box 11538
89	000201412	01412-002	Ontario	Scarborough	ON M1M 1N3	2863 Kingston Road
90	000201420	01420-002	British Columbia	Vancouver	BC V6B 4P6	650 West Georgia St., P.O. Box 11502
91	000201479	01479-002	Alberta	Wetaskiwin	AB T9A 2V6	Wetaskiwin Mall, 107-3725-56 Street
92	000201529	01529-002	Alberta	Edmonton	AB T6R 0G4	14103-23rd Avenue
93	000201552	01552-002	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5A 1V1	543 Queen Street East
94	000201560	01560-002	British Columbia	Kelowna	BC V1V 2J9	Unit #108 1940 Kane Rd
95	000201602	01602-002	Ontario	Toronto	ON M6C 1C7	949 St. Clair Avenue West
96	000201669	01669-002	Alberta	Calgary	AB T2X 2X7	34 Midlake boulevard S. E.
97	000201677	01677-002	Ontario	Mississauga	ON L4W 0B4	4715 Tahoe Blvd
98	000201693	01693-002	Newfoundland and Labrador	Roberts Arm	NL A0J 1R0	Roberts Arm
99	000201701	01701-002	Quebec	Laval	QC H7T 1R3	2155 Boul. Cure Labelle
100	000201743	01743-002	Newfoundland and Labrador	La Scie	NL A0K 3M0	Shoe Cove Rd
101	000201750	01750-002	British Columbia	Vancouver	BC V6B 1P1	602 West Hastings Street, 3rd Floor
102	000201792	01792-002	Ontario	Unionville	ON L3R 1M1	4491 #7 Highway
103	000201800	01800-002	British Columbia	Vancouver	BC V6C 3B9	510 Burrard Street
104	000201818	01818-002	Ontario	Toronto	ON M5H 1H1	40 King Street West, 63rd Floor, 44 King Street West, 4th Floor
105	000201842	01842-002	Ontario	North Bay	ON P1A 2C7	390 Lakeshore Drive
106	000201859	01859-002	Alberta	Calgary	AB T2W 4N4	205-2525 Woodview Dr. S.W.
107	000201883	01883-002	Nova Scotia	Shelburne	NS B0T 1W0	King Street, P.O. Box 1050
108	000201933	01933-002	Nova Scotia	Halifax	NS B3J 3T4	1465 Brenton Street Suite 503
109	000202022	02022-002	Ontario	North York	ON M3C 1T5	789 Don Mills Road
110	000202030	02030-002	British Columbia	Richmond	BC V6V 1W8	13340 Smallwood Place, Unit 205
111	000202071	02071-002	Quebec	Montreal	QC H3A 3L6	1002 Sherbrooke West, 4th Floor
112	000202089	02089-002	Alberta	Calgary	AB T2P 1N2	225 6th Av.SW, Calgary Financial Ctr, 19th Floor
113	000202139	02139-002	Alberta	Calgary	AB T1Y 6G2	2850 Sunridge Boulevard N.E.
114	000202162	02162-002	Ontario	Toronto	ON M4S 2C7	2200 Yonge Street
115	000202170	02170-002	British Columbia	Prince George	BC V2N 5E1	5051 Domano Blvd
116	000202212	02212-002	Ontario	Waterloo	ON N2J 2Z3	366 King St. N.
117	000202220	02220-002	British Columbia	Chilliwack	BC V2R 5Z5	#100, 45800 Promontory Rd
118	000202261	02261-002	Quebec	Montreal	QC H3A 3L2	1900, Avenue McGill College
119	000202279	02279-002	Alberta	Calgary	AB T3K 4K7	1000, 500 Country Hills Blvd., N.E.
120	000202303	02303-002	Nova Scotia	Greenwood	NS B0P 1N0	K-Mart Plaza, Greenwood, P.O. Box 130

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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.