National Bank of Canada, G.e. Capital, Prince George

Routing Numbers for other Branches ofNational Bank Of Canada In "Prince George"

The Routing Number forNational Bank of Canada is a 9 digit number that helps to identify the specific financial organization for monetary transfers.

Routing Number is present on the extreme left of the magnetic-ink strip on the bottom of all checks. This magnetic strip is a machine readable strip which is used to identify your bank by ATMs and during other electronic transactions. It is used for domestic transfer, to make money transfers along with bank account number of the recipient. However, to make an international inward monetary transfer, you require SWIFT code along with the Routing Number and Account Number.

Decoding-000618181

000618181 Routing Number ofNational Bank of Canada,Prince George,

• The first two digits, i.e.00 depictsNational Bank of Canada.
• The next two digits, i.e.06 depicts Federal Reserve Bank districtPrince George.
• The next four digits, i.e.1818 depicts the Financial Institution where the checking account is held.
• The last i.e.1 digit depicts the single check digit.

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