PNC Bank Routing Numbers & Wire Transfer

ROUTING NUMBERS

To receive wire transfers in your PNC Bank account, you must provide a routing number.

The routing number identifies your financial institution and it can differ depending on where you opened your account.

To make wire transfers, choose the routing number that corresponds with the region where you opened your PNC Bank account.

• 031100089 – Delaware
• 043002900, 267084199 – Florida
• 054000030 – Greater Washington Area
• 071921891 – Illinois
• 083009060, 083000108, 071921891 – Indiana
• 083000108 – Kentucky
• 042100188 – Kentucky – Northern
• 031207607 – New Jersey
• 041000124 – Michigan
• 071921891 – Missouri
• 042000398, 041000124 – Ohio
• 043000096 – Ohio – Youngstown
• 043000096 – Pennsylvania – Central, North
• 031312738 – Pennsylvania – Central, South
• 031300012 – Pennsylvania – Northeast
• 043300738 – Pennsylvania – Northwest
• 031000053 – Pennsylvania – Philadelphia
• 043000096 – Pennsylvania – Pittsburgh
• 071921891 – Wisconsin

WHERE TO FIND ON A CHECK

Your account number and Bank Routing number can be found at the bottom of your checks.

The following check image will help you locate routing number in your check.

You will notice the routing number is the first nine at the bottom of the check.

HOW TO WIRE MONEY

Wire transfer is the quickest way to receive and send money in your PNC Bank account.

PNC’s Funds Transfer Services provide a high speed, secure electronic payment solution that provides an effective, reliable way for you to send or receive payments needed for same-day settlement.

With PNC Bank, you can receive international and domestic wire transfers.

The transaction starts when the transferring financial institution receives your bank and account details.

To receive international wire transfers, you will have to provide PNC Bank SWIFT code.

Domestic Wire

You can receive Domestic wire transfers through your PNC Bank account.

To receive domestic wire transfers, please provide the following bank and account information to the sending financial institution.

• Bank Name – PNC Bank
• Routing Number – Find your Routing Number based on the region where you opened your bank account
• Address of Bank – Wilmington, DE
• Creditor’s Name – Your name as it appears on your statement
• Creditor’s Account Number – Your PNC Bank account number

International Wire

International wire transfers in PNC Bank allow you receive and send international funds.

To be able to receive funds through international wire transfers you must provide the following details to the transferring financial institution.

• Swift Code – PNCCUS33
• Routing Number – Find your Routing Number based on the region where you opened your bank account
• Bank Name – PNC Bank
• City, State – Wilmington, DE
• Customer’s Name – Your name as it appears on your statement
• Customer’s Account Number – Your PNC Bank account number

Wire Transfer Fees for PNC Bank

Wire transfers fees in PNC Bank change depending on whether they are domestic or international or receiving or sending funds.

Here is the breakdown:

International Wire Transfers – $15 for every incoming transaction and between $30 and $45 for each outgoing transaction depending on your account type.

Domestic Wire Transfers – $15 for every incoming transaction and between $15 and $30 for every outgoing transaction depending on the account type.

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