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ND Bank Routing Numbers

Complete directory of 37 banks and credit unions in ND with their official ABA routing numbers.

Bank Name Routing Number
North Dakota Community Bank 099254794
North Dakota Credit Union 098886553
Clinton State Bank 097603070
Georgetown Community Bank 098309447
North Dakota Federal Credit Union 097243106
North Dakota Federal Credit Union 096913355
Georgetown State Bank 098765448
North Dakota Trust Company 094753877
Ashland Trust Company 095580680
North Dakota Trust Company 091817939
Greenville State Bank 097268351
Arlington Trust Company 095095826
Bristol Community Bank 093232200
North Dakota Community Bank 091940659
Dayton State Bank 094645881
North Dakota Credit Union 096971155
North Dakota State Bank 094830323
Franklin Community Bank 092529387
North Dakota Trust Company 095556341
Riverside Savings Bank 092333891
North Dakota Federal Credit Union 094126455
North Dakota Savings Bank 093663077
Oxford Federal Credit Union 095652224
North Dakota Federal Credit Union 091763071
North Dakota Community Bank 091648106
North Dakota Community Bank 098103598
North Dakota Federal Credit Union 094535942
North Dakota Community Bank 099067003
North Dakota Federal Credit Union 098779973
North Dakota State Bank 098993767
North Dakota Credit Union 098335162
North Dakota Credit Union 094910467
Bristol Community Bank 097293311
North Dakota State Bank 097229026
North Dakota Community Bank 094590409
North Dakota State Bank 097193884
Gate City Bank 291070001

About Banking in ND

ND is home to 37 financial institutions, including major national banks, regional banks, and local credit unions. Each institution has a unique 9-digit ABA routing number used for electronic transactions, wire transfers, and direct deposits.

How to Find Your ND Bank's Routing Number

You can find your routing number on your checks (the first 9 digits at the bottom left), through your bank's mobile app, or by searching our directory above. Make sure to use the correct routing number for your specific branch and transaction type.

About SWIFT Codes in ND

SWIFT codes (also known as BIC codes) are assigned to individual banks, not to states or regions. Each bank that participates in international wire transfers has its own unique SWIFT code. You can find the SWIFT code for any ND bank by clicking on its name in the table above.

Note: Not all banks have SWIFT codes—smaller community banks and credit unions typically don't offer international wire transfers directly. In such cases, they may use a correspondent bank's SWIFT code for international transactions.

Using Routing Numbers for Transfers

  • Domestic transfers (ACH): Use the 9-digit ABA routing number shown above
  • Domestic wire transfers: Usually the same routing number (verify with your bank)
  • International wire transfers: You'll need the bank's SWIFT code plus the routing number