Your routing number appears in three places within the TD Bank app
The fastest way to find your routing number in the TD Bank app is to open the app, tap the account you need the number for, and look for an option labeled "Account Details," "Routing Number," or "Wire Transfer Information." The exact location varies slightly depending on whether you use TD Bank's main app or their investment platform, but the routing number is always visible without calling customer service or visiting a branch.
Your routing number is a nine-digit code that identifies TD Bank as your financial institution. You need it when setting up direct deposit, arranging wire transfers, or authorizing automatic payments. The routing number is the same for all TD Bank customers in your region, so you only need to find it once.
Key Takeaways
- Open the TD Bank app, select your account, and tap "Account Details" or "Wire Transfer Information" to see your routing number displayed on screen.
- The routing number is a nine-digit code that stays the same for all TD Bank accounts in your region.
- You can also find your routing number on the bottom left of any check you have from that account.
- If the app does not show the routing number in the expected location, contact TD Bank directly — the number may be hidden behind additional security steps on newer app versions.
Step-by-step: Finding the routing number in the app
Open the TD Bank mobile app and log in with your username and password. On the home screen, you will see a list of your accounts — checking, savings, or other account types you hold with TD Bank.
Tap the account you need the routing number for. This opens the account details page, which shows your balance and recent transactions. Look for a menu icon (usually three horizontal lines or three dots) at the top or bottom of the screen, or scroll down to find a section labeled "Account Details," "Account Information," or "Wire Transfer Details."
Tap that section. Your routing number will appear as a nine-digit number, often displayed next to your account number. Some versions of the app also show it under "Bank Information" or "Routing and Transit Number." Write down or screenshot the number — you will need it for forms, direct deposit setup, or wire transfer requests.
What to do if you cannot find it in the app
If you have scrolled through the account details section and the routing number is not visible, the app version you are using may require an extra step. Try tapping "Wire Transfer Information" or "Transfer Funds" — some app versions hide the routing number in the transfer section rather than the account details section.
If you still do not see it, the simplest backup is to check a physical check from that account. The routing number is printed on the bottom left of every check, before your account number. You can also call TD Bank customer service at the number on the back of your debit card, and they will provide the routing number over the phone in under a minute.
Why the routing number matters for different transactions
Your employer or payroll service needs your routing number and account number to set up direct deposit. Without the correct routing number, your paycheck will not reach your account. The routing number tells the sending bank which institution to send the money to.
If you are arranging a wire transfer — either sending money out of your TD Bank account or receiving money into it — the receiving bank will ask for TD Bank's routing number. This is different from a transfer between your own accounts; wire transfers go through the Federal Reserve system and require the routing number to route the payment correctly.
Automatic bill payments and recurring transfers also use the routing number. When you set up automatic payments to a credit card company or loan servicer, you provide your routing number so they can pull funds from your TD Bank account on the scheduled date.
The difference between routing number and account number
Your routing number identifies TD Bank itself — it is the same for every TD Bank customer in your region. Your account number identifies your specific account within TD Bank. Together, they form the complete address for your account.
When you give someone your banking information, you provide both numbers. For example, if you are setting up direct deposit, you give your employer your routing number and your account number. The routing number tells them which bank to send the money to; the account number tells the bank which account within TD Bank should receive it.
You can find your account number in the same place as your routing number — in the app under Account Details, or on the bottom of a check. The account number is longer than the routing number, usually 10 to 12 digits.
Routing numbers for different TD Bank regions
TD Bank operates across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, and the routing number varies by state or region. If you opened your account in New York, your routing number is different from someone who opened an account in New Jersey or Pennsylvania. The app will show you the correct routing number for your specific account, so you do not need to look up which region you are in.
If you move to a different state and want to keep your TD Bank account, your routing number does not change — it stays tied to the region where you originally opened the account. This means you can use the same routing number for direct deposit and transfers even if you relocate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the same routing number for multiple accounts?
Yes. If you have a checking account and a savings account with TD Bank in the same region, they share the same routing number. The routing number identifies the bank and region, not the individual account. Your account number is what distinguishes one account from another.
What if the app shows a different routing number than my check?
This usually means your check is from an older account or a different TD Bank region. Use the routing number shown in the app for current transactions — it is the active number for your account. If you are unsure, call TD Bank to confirm which number is correct for your account.
Do I need a routing number to transfer money between my own TD Bank accounts?
No. Transfers between your own TD Bank accounts happen within the bank's system and only require your account numbers. You only need the routing number when sending money to another bank or receiving money from outside TD Bank.
Is my routing number private information?
Your routing number is not sensitive — it is printed on every check and is the same for all customers in your region. However, do not share your full banking information (routing number plus account number) with people you do not trust. The routing number alone cannot be used to access your account.
What if I cannot log into the app to find my routing number?
Call TD Bank customer service or visit a branch in person. They can provide your routing number when ready without requiring you to log into the app. You can also find it on any check from that account.