BB&T Bank is a financial institution that offers checking and savings accounts as well as other services such as loans, credit cards, and IRA accounts. If you are a BB&T Bank customer, you may be wondering what your routing number is. This guide will explain what the BB&T Bank routing number is used for as well as where you can find it.
BB&T uses different routing numbers for each state they operate in. You should use the routing number associated with the state you opened your account in. The routing numbers for BB&T in each state are as follows:
| State | Routing Number |
| Alabama | 0622-0398-4 |
| District of Columbia | 0540-0154-7 |
| Florida | 2631-9138-7 |
| Georgia | 0611-1341-5 |
| Indiana | 0839-7428-9 |
| Kentucky | 0839-0068-0 |
| Maryland | 0550-0330-8 |
| New Jersey | 0312-0471-0 |
| North Carolina | 0531-0112-1 |
| Ohio | 0421-0226-7 |
| Pennsylvania | 0313-0912-3 |
| South Carolina | 0532-0160-7 |
| Tennessee | 0642-0816-5 |
| Texas | 1110-1769-4 |
| Virginia | 0514-0426-0 |
| West Virginia | 0515-0339-4 |
What Is a Routing Number?
A routing number — also known as an American Bankers Association number — identifies the location of your bank. Routing numbers are commonly used to locate where money is coming from. Some of the most common instances where routing numbers are required include facilitating wire transfers or transfers to another bank, allowing direct deposit into bank accounts, and electronic funds withdrawals to pay taxes.
Where Can You Find Your BB&T Routing Number?
You can find your routing number on any of your personal checks obtained through BB&T. If you’re writing a check, you’ll find your nine-digit routing number located in the bottom right corner of the check, directly before your personal account number. In most cases, you can also find your BB&T routing number on their website or the login page of your online banking portal.
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