Key Bank Routing Numbers & Wire Transfer

ROUTING NUMBERS

Routing number is important if you want to receive wire transfers into your Key Bank account.

The following list shows you the various routing numbers by location.

• 125200879 – Alaska
• 307070267 – Colorado
• 067014181 – Florida
• 124101555 – Idaho
• 041001039 – Central Indiana, Indiana
• 071200538 – Nothern Indiana, Indiana
• 042200295 – Kentucky
• 011200608 – Maine
• 072401048 – Michigan
• 021300077 – Albany, New York
• 022000839 – Buffalo, New York
• 021906934 – Hudson Valley
• 044000642 – Columbus, Ohio
• 041001039 – NE Ohio, Ohio
• 041200089 – NW Ohio, Ohio
• 042200295 – SW Ohio, Ohio
• 123002011 – Oregon
• 124000737 – Utah
• 211672531 – Vermont
• 125000574 – Washington

WHERE TO FIND ON A CHECK

It is pretty easy to locate Key Bank routing number on the bank’s check.

The image below shows you where to can find it on Key Bank check.

Note: the first nine digits at the bottom form the routing number

HOW TO WIRE MONEY

Wire transfer is the fastest means of receiving and transferring funds in your Key Bank account.

Key Bank customers can receive both Domestic  and International wire transfers in their accounts.

For you to receive international wire transfers, SWIFT Code is needed among other details by the sending financial institution.

The transfer begin once the sending financial institution receives the needed information  from the recipient.

With Key Bank allows you perform wire transfers online or by visiting the local branch

Domestic Wire

Since Key Bank supports domestic wire transfers, you receive funds through domestic wire transfers in less than 24 hours.

To receive money through domestic wire transfer, the sending institution will request your Key Bank account details.

Below is the required information:

• Bank Name – Key Bank 
• Routing Number – Find the routing number for the branch you opened your Key bank account
• Address of Bank – Cleveland, OH
• Beneficiary’s Name – Your name as it appears on your statement
• Beneficiary’s Account Number – Your full Key Bank account number

International Wire

Key Bank allows its customers receive international wire transfers.

Since Key Bank is an international bank, you must its SWIFT code and the other needed details to the sending institution.

To receive international wire transfers, provide the following details to the sending bank:

• Swift Code – KEYBUS33
• Bank Name – Key Bank 
• Routing Number – Find the routing number for the branch you opened your Key bank account
• Address of Bank – Cleveland, OH
• Beneficiary’s Name – Your name as it appears on your statement
• Beneficiary’s Account Number – Your full Key Bank account number

Wire Transfer Fees for Key Bank

Key Bank’s international and domestic wire transfer fees vary depending on if they are incoming or outgoing.

Here is the breakdown:

International Wire Transfers – $0 for each incoming transaction and $45 for each outgoing transaction.

Domestic Wire Transfers – $0 for each incoming transaction and $30 for each outgoing transaction.

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