- 1). Locate and identify the first nine readable characters on the bottom of your check or deposit slip. There will be two groups of numbers on the bottom of these documents. The first grouping is a sequence of nine numerals. This nine-digit number is your bank's routing or transit number.
- 2). Open your computer's Internet browser and log onto RoutingNumbers.org.
- 3). Enter the nine-digit number into the box labeled, "Find a Bank by its Routing Number" then click on the "Search" button. The name and contact information for the bank will be displayed on the results page.
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