Find Your Full Account and Routing Numbers

Here are a few ways you can access your account and routing numbers.

Routing numbers are nine digit numbers that can also be referred to as banking routing numbers, routing transit numbers, RTNs, and ABA numbers. This code identifies your financial institution and it can differ depending on where you opened your account and the type of transaction you make. 

There's a number of ways you can find your Account and Routing numbers:

PNC Mobile App

For all Deposit Accounts (Checking and Savings)

  1. Sign in to the Mobile app.
  2. Select your account, then select Account and Routing Numbers.
  3. Verify your identity by entering a one-time passcode to view your full account number and routing number.

Online Banking

For Deposit Accounts (Checking and Savings)

  1. Sign on to Online Banking and select your account.
    1. For Virtual Wallet accounts, go to Account Activity, change the selected Virtual Wallet account from the dropdown if needed, and select Go to the Account and Routing Number link.
    2. For all other checking and savings accounts, select the Show Account & Routing Number link.
  2. Verify your identity by entering a one-time passcode and follow the instructions for viewing your full account number and routing number.

On Your Online Statement:

If you have activated Online Statements within Online Banking, you can find your full account number on the PDF version of your Online Statements. To find your full account number:

  1. Sign on to Online Banking.
  2. Select your account.
  3. Click on the Online Statements link from the Account Activity page.
  4. Click on the Print Statement link. The full account number can be viewed on the top right hand corner of the statement.

On Your Paper Checks:

Your Account number and Bank (ABA) Routing number can be found at the bottom of your checks:

Routing Number Example

If you don’t have your checkbook handy, don’t worry. If you have recently written a check that has posted to your account you can:

  1. Sign on to Online Banking.
  2. Select your account.
  3. Within the Posted Transactions section of the Account Activity page, locate a recently posted check and click on the blue hyperlink under the Description column.
  4. View an image of the check to obtain the routing and account number.

Incoming Wire Transfers

Incoming wire transfers have a different routing number than the one displayed on your account. To set up an incoming wire transfer, you’ll need to provide your account number and the following PNC Bank Routing Number: 043000096.