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OK Bank Routing Numbers

Complete directory of 42 banks and credit unions in OK with their official ABA routing numbers.

Bank Name Routing Number
Georgetown Community Bank 106567293
Oklahoma Federal Credit Union 104541990
Oklahoma Federal Credit Union 101484787
Oklahoma Savings Bank 101911576
Oklahoma Savings Bank 105352438
Dayton State Bank 106138903
Chester State Bank 101284736
Oklahoma State Bank 108083986
Oklahoma State Bank 103823656
Oklahoma Savings Bank 102136472
Chester Savings Bank 102956694
Oklahoma State Bank 103342167
Burlington Credit Union 103580929
Greenville Savings Bank 109638337
Oklahoma Credit Union 109058550
Manchester Credit Union 108709318
Oklahoma Credit Union 105056711
Oklahoma Savings Bank 102160409
Springfield State Bank 103607067
Franklin Federal Credit Union 102957712
Oklahoma Federal Credit Union 102671395
Oxford State Bank 105860469
Oklahoma Trust Company 107151156
Oklahoma Community Bank 108175559
Oklahoma Federal Credit Union 106947144
Madison State Bank 102437832
Oklahoma Community Bank 105564994
Oklahoma Trust Company 106813565
Oklahoma Community Bank 109126786
Greenville Credit Union 108750982
Oklahoma Federal Credit Union 108254786
Oklahoma State Bank 109350623
Oklahoma Trust Company 109628103
Oklahoma Federal Credit Union 106300193
Oklahoma Community Bank 103520312
Oklahoma Federal Credit Union 102827011
Oklahoma Savings Bank 107736852
Oklahoma Savings Bank 103582287
Newport Federal Credit Union 102998567
Fairview Trust Company 106829312
Springfield Federal Credit Union 101240499
Oklahoma Trust Company 106506597

About Banking in OK

OK is home to 42 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 OK 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.