In order to be able to transfer money from one account to another, a routing number is needed to settle the transaction. If you’re not sure on what your Commerce Bank routing number is or where to find yours, continue reading below to see what it is and where you can find it.

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Commerce Bank Routing Number

Commerce Bank Routing Number
101000019

How to Find Your Routing Number

A routing number directs funds to the proper bank during a transaction, it’s a way to identify check-processing endpoints. You should be able to see your nine-digit routing number on the lower-left corner of your checks.

When You Will Need Your Routing Number

You’re going to be using your routing number for different purposes like setting up automatic transactions, as well as other services:

Direct deposits
Automatic payments
Tax refunds and payments
Automatic transfers between bank accounts
Mortgage payments

Can banks have multiple routing numbers?

Yes, certain banks can have multiple routing numbers for geographic reasons. For example, banks like Wells Fargo and Citibank have different routing numbers for different states and for functionality. So if your bank operates in several different states, it will probably have routing numbers that correspond to each state.

Commerce Bank only has one routing number for domestic transfers. This is not unusual, especially for smaller banks.

What is the Routing Number for International Transfers?

If you are needing to receive a transfer from overseas, you’ll need to provide the sender with a SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) code. SWIFT codes are routing numbers for international transactions between banks. They have eight to eleven digits with letters and numbers, unlike the routing number.

For example, if you work overseas and want to send money from your international account to a US, you’ll need a SWIFT code. Just call your bank or visit its website to find the SWIFT code for an international wire transfer.

The Commerce SWIFT code is CBKCUS44. You will use this code if you intend on making any international transfers.

Bottom Line

Routing numbers are nine-digit codes that enables banks to identify the location of your bank account. It’s important to know what your Commerce Bank routing number is for certain transactions.

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