Santander Bank Routing Number

Santander Bank routing numbers for ACH transfers, wire transfers, and direct deposit setup across Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island.

Wire Transfer (Domestic)

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Wire Transfer (International)

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ACH Transfer

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Swift Code

SVRNUS33

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ACH routing numbers vary by state. See state-specific numbers below.

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Santander Bank Routing Numbers by State

Santander Bank uses different routing numbers based on the state where you originally opened your account and, in some cases, the date you opened it. This complexity stems from Santander's acquisition of Sovereign Bank and the consolidation of regional banking operations. Here are all the routing numbers organized by state:

Connecticut:

Account Opened After May 17, 2012: 011075150
Account Opened Before May 17, 2012: 011401533

Delaware:

All Accounts: 031318707

Florida:

All Accounts: 067014822

Massachusetts:

Account Opened After May 17, 2012: 011075150
Account Opened Before May 17, 2012: 011401533

New Hampshire:

Account Opened After May 17, 2012: 011075150
Account Opened Before May 17, 2012: 011401533

New Jersey:

All Accounts: 021214891

New York:

All Accounts: 026013576

Pennsylvania:

All Accounts: 036001808

Rhode Island:

Account Opened After May 17, 2012: 011075150
Account Opened Before May 17, 2012: 011401533

Important Note About Account Numbers:

Santander Bank uses your account number to determine which routing number applies to your account:

If your account number has 11 digits, use routing number: 011075150
If your account number has 10 digits, use routing number: 231372691

This dual routing number system exists because Santander Bank integrated multiple legacy systems during its expansion and acquisitions throughout the Northeast.

Important Information

Everything you need to know before making a transfer

Avoid Common Mistakes

These errors cause most routing number problems

Using a routing number from the wrong state
Mixing up ACH and wire routing number
Entering your account number instead of routing number
Using an old routing number after a bank merger
Not updating routing number after moving states and opening a new account

Processing Times

Wire transfers: Same business day
ACH transfers: 1-3 business days
International wires: 3-5 business days

Security Tips

Routing numbers are public and safe to share
Never share your full account number publicly
Verify recipient details before sending money

Transaction Limits

Wire transfer limits vary by account type
ACH transfers may have daily limits
Contact bank for specific limit information

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How to Find Your Santander Bank Bank Routing Number

Multiple ways to locate your Santander Bank Bank routing number quickly

On Your Check

The routing number is the first 9 digits on the bottom left of your check, before your account number.

Online Banking

Log into your Santander Bank online banking and navigate to Account Details to view your routing number

Mobile App

Open the Santander Bank mobile app, select your account, and tap on Account Details to find your routing number.

Bank Statement

Your routing number is printed on your monthly bank statement, usually near your account information.

Contact Bank

Call Santander Bank customer service at 1-877-768-2265 for assistance finding your routing number.

Frequently Asked Questions About Santander Bank Routing Numbers

Why does Santander Bank have so many different routing numbers?

Santander Bank's multiple routing numbers stem from its acquisition history. The bank was originally founded as Sovereign Bank in 1902 in Pennsylvania. After Banco Santander acquired Sovereign in 2008 and rebranded it as Santander Bank in 2013, the institution retained different routing numbers from various regional acquisitions, including Independence Community Bank in 2006. The May 17, 2012 date represents when Santander consolidated certain operations, which is why some states have different routing numbers before and after this date.

Can I use any Santander Bank routing number for my account?

No, you must use the routing number specific to the state where you opened your account and the date you opened it. Using the wrong routing number can cause payment delays, rejections, or funds being sent to the wrong account. The safest way to confirm your routing number is to check your account opening documents, look at a recent bank statement, or call Santander customer service at 1-877-768-2265.

What's the difference between ACH and wire routing numbers at Santander Bank?

Santander Bank typically uses the same routing number for both ACH transfers and domestic wire transfers. However, the routing number varies by state and account opening date. For international wire transfers, you'll need to provide Santander's SWIFT code (SVRNUS33) in addition to your routing number. Always verify with your bank before initiating a wire transfer to ensure you have the correct information.

How do I know which state my Santander Bank account was opened in?

Check your account opening documents, which should list the branch location where you established your account. You can also call Santander customer service at 1-877-768-2265 for assistance, or look at old bank statements which often show the branch location. Additionally, if you know whether your account number has 10 or 11 digits, this can help determine which routing number to use (11 digits = 011075150, 10 digits = 231372691).

Can I use Santander Bank routing numbers for international transfers?

No, routing numbers only work for domestic U.S. transfers. For international wire transfers, you need Santander Bank's SWIFT code: SVRNUS33. The recipient will also need your full account number, full name, and mailing address. International wire transfers must be initiated in person at a Santander branch and carry a fee of $40 per transfer, plus potential intermediary bank fees.

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