TN Bank Routing Numbers

Complete directory of 39 banks and credit unions in TN with their official ABA routing numbers.

Bank Name	Routing Number	City	SWIFT
Tennessee Federal Credit Union	068365951	Georgetown	-
Tennessee Credit Union	068260151	Manchester	-
Tennessee Community Bank	069172698	Bristol	-
Georgetown Community Bank	061483043	Georgetown	-
Newport Community Bank	062658230	Newport	-
Tennessee Federal Credit Union	066190447	Ashland	-
Tennessee Savings Bank	068716631	Ashland	-
Tennessee Credit Union	069694744	Jackson	-
Tennessee Federal Credit Union	068263474	Manchester	-
Tennessee Credit Union	066745946	Madison	-
Oxford Savings Bank	064139926	Oxford	-
Springfield Federal Credit Union	066272802	Springfield	-
Tennessee Savings Bank	068302412	Jackson	-
Burlington Federal Credit Union	063589126	Burlington	-
Madison Federal Credit Union	064631713	Madison	-
Tennessee Federal Credit Union	068098940	Clinton	-
Tennessee Community Bank	062137240	Madison	-
Clinton State Bank	062585740	Clinton	-
Tennessee Community Bank	068680579	Chester	-
Tennessee Credit Union	062076321	Georgetown	-
Tennessee Community Bank	068527415	Burlington	-
Clinton Community Bank	066675553	Clinton	-
Greenville Credit Union	064035297	Greenville	-
Fairview Credit Union	063858442	Fairview	-
Tennessee Community Bank	061562424	Ashland	-
Madison Savings Bank	065827620	Madison	-
Springfield State Bank	062750598	Springfield	-
Tennessee Credit Union	061927937	Fairview	-
Bristol Trust Company	068046011	Bristol	-
Clinton Federal Credit Union	067679012	Clinton	-
Fairview Savings Bank	062634422	Fairview	-
Tennessee State Bank	065827169	Georgetown	-
Tennessee Federal Credit Union	066179623	Riverside	-
Jackson Community Bank	064405093	Jackson	-
Tennessee State Bank	066486068	Dayton	-
Manchester Trust Company	064763013	Manchester	-
Madison Trust Company	065685427	Madison	-
Tennessee Credit Union	062618813	Greenville	-
Salem Trust Company	068529745	Salem	-

About Banking in TN

TN is home to 39 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 TN 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.