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Fifth Third Bank Routing Number - State-by-State Reference

Fifth Third Bank logoPrimary routing number042000314

Look up Fifth Third Bank routing numbers by state for ACH payments, wire transfers, and direct deposits across the Midwest and Southeast.

What is the Fifth Third Bank routing number?

Fifth Third Bank is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio — its name traces to the 1908 merger of the Fifth National Bank and the Third National Bank. Today it operates over 1,000 branches across 11 states in the Midwest and Southeast. Expansion through acquisitions including MB Financial in Chicago and First Charter in the Carolinas has resulted in multiple state-specific routing numbers. Your routing number corresponds to where your account was opened.

Fifth Third routing numbers by state

  • Florida: 063113057
  • Georgia: 061020322
  • Illinois: 071923909
  • Indiana: 042000314
  • Kentucky: 042000314
  • Michigan: 072405455
  • North Carolina: 053100737
  • Ohio: 042000314
  • Tennessee: 064003163
  • West Virginia: 042000314

Confirm your routing number through the Fifth Third mobile app, online banking at 53.com, or by calling 1-800-972-3030.

Wire transfers

Fifth Third uses 042000314 as the primary domestic wire routing number nationwide. For incoming international wires, the SWIFT code is FTBCUS3C. Domestic wires submitted before 4:00 PM ET typically settle the same day. Fees range from $25-$30 for domestic outgoing wires and $40-$50 for international, depending on account type.

Where to find your routing number

In the Fifth Third mobile app, select your account and view account details. On 53.com, log in and navigate to your account information. On checks, it's the nine-digit number in the bottom-left corner. Fifth Third also provides routing number information on their customer support pages organized by state and account type.

How Slash brings business banking into the modern era

Named after a 19th-century bank merger, Fifth Third is a reminder of how layered American banking has become. Each merger adds complexity that trickles down to business customers in the form of multiple routing numbers and fragmented payment systems. Slash cuts through that history with a clean-sheet business banking platform — one account, one set of payment details, and modern tools for expense management and accounting.

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