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Routing Number

Find your routing and account numbers on checks and in Member Access from your computer, phone, or tablet.

What is a routing number?

A routing number is a nine-digit identification code assigned to financial institutions in the United States. Routing numbers help identify financial institutions when moving money between them.

  • SECU’s routing number

    SECU’s routing number is 253177049.

  • Facilitates money movement

    Routing numbers can be used to make electronic deposits and withdrawals to and from your accounts through Automated Clearing House (ACH) and wire transfer.

  • Other names for routing numbers

    Routing numbers are sometimes referred to as ABA numbers or routing transit numbers (RTNs).

Find account & routing numbers in Member Access

Account number

  • Sign in to Member Access online or the SECU App.
  • Navigate to the “My Accounts” tab.
  • Select the account and use the eye icon to view the full account number.
  • Complete the security verification (OTP) when prompted.

Find routing and account numbers on a check

Your routing and account numbers can be found in the bottom left corner of your checks.

Image showing the routing number along the bottom left portion of a check.

Electronic deposits and withdrawals

You can authorize ACH debits and credits to and from your Credit Union account to do things like receive your direct deposit or pay utility bills. Review the information below for sending and receiving ACH entries to and from your Credit Union accounts.

  • ACH deposits / credits allowed

  • ACH withdrawals / debits allowed

  • ACH deposits / credits allowed

  • ACH withdrawals / debits not allowed

  • ACH deposits / credits allowed

  • ACH withdrawals / debits not allowed

  • ACH deposits / credits allowed

  • ACH withdrawals / debits not allowed