What bank is routing number 124302529?

Written by Editorial Team | Last Updated: August 2026

The routing transit number 124302529 belongs to Bank of America, National Association, supporting regional commercial and retail operations across the Pacific Northwest and western markets. Bank of America is a major multinational financial institution providing comprehensive consumer checking accounts, credit facilities, investment portfolios, and corporate banking services nationwide. This specific nine-digit routing number is widely utilized to handle routine electronic transactions, including automated clearing house (ACH) payments, direct payroll deposits, electronic bill settlements, and domestic wire transfers. Ensuring precise application guarantees smooth processing.

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