
EverBank routing number
Complete guide to EverBank routing numbers for ACH transfers, wire transfers, and direct deposit setup nationwide.
Last verified June 2026
EverBank routing number
Use the ACH number for direct deposits and ACH transfers, the wire number for domestic wires, and the SWIFT code for international wires.
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EverBank Routing Numbers Nationwide
EverBank's ACH routing number is 063000225, used for direct deposits, ACH transfers, and domestic wires. SWIFT/BIC: EVBKUS3M.
Use this routing number for:
- Direct deposit from employers
- ACH transfers and electronic payments
- Automatic bill payments
- Person-to-person payments through apps like Zelle
- External account transfers
Use this routing number for:
- Domestic wire transfers
- International wire transfers (in combination with SWIFT code)
- Same-day urgent payments
- Real estate transaction wires
Why EverBank Uses Two Routing Numbers
EverBank maintains separate routing numbers for ACH and wire transfers because these transactions process through different federal banking networks. ACH transfers move through the Automated Clearing House network, which batches transactions for next-day processing. Wire transfers process through the Federal Reserve's Fedwire system for same-day delivery.
Using the wrong routing number can cause payment delays or rejections. Always verify which type of transaction you're making before selecting the routing number.
EverBank State Operations
EverBank operates as a nationwide online bank headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, with physical branch locations in:
Florida Locations:
- Jacksonville (multiple branches)
- Naples
- Fort Myers
- Clearwater
- Boca Raton
- Coral Gables
- Fort Lauderdale
California Locations:
- Burlingame
- Multiple other California markets
New York Locations:
- Islandia (banking operations)
Regardless of which state you opened your EverBank account in, you'll use the same routing numbers listed above. The bank's centralized structure means routing numbers don't vary by state or branch location.
International Wire Transfers
For international wire transfers to EverBank accounts from outside the United States, the sender will need:
- SWIFT Code: EVBKUS3M
- Routing Number: 063000225
- Your full EverBank account number
- EverBank's address: 301 W Bay St, Jacksonville, FL 32202
Get it right the first time
A wrong number can bounce a transfer or send it into limbo. Two minutes here saves a week of waiting.
- Using the wire number for an ACH transfer (or vice-versa)
- Transposing a digit; always copy, don’t retype
- Forgetting the SWIFT code on incoming international wires
- Routing numbers are public — your account number is what to protect
- Only share account details over channels you initiated
- Verify new payees by phone before the first transfer
- Watch for invoice-swap scams that change banking details
How to find your account number
The 9-digit number in the lower-left, before your account number.
Sign in, open the account, and view account & routing details.
Printed near your account number in the statement header.
1-888-882-3837, or ask at any EverBank branch.
FAQs
Common questions about ACH and wires through EverBank
Why does EverBank have two different routing numbers?
EverBank uses routing number 063092110 for ACH transfers and 063000225 for wire transfers because these transaction types process through different federal banking networks. ACH transactions move through the Automated Clearing House network for standard 1-3 day processing, while wire transfers use the Federal Reserve's Fedwire system for same-day delivery. This separation helps the bank efficiently route transactions to the appropriate network. Using the correct routing number ensures your payment processes without delays or errors.
Can I use the ACH routing number for wire transfers?
No, you must use EverBank's wire transfer routing number (063000225) for all wire transfers, both domestic and international. If you attempt to use the ACH routing number (063092110) for a wire transfer, the transaction will likely be rejected or significantly delayed. The two routing numbers connect to different processing systems, and they are not interchangeable. Always double-check which type of transaction you're initiating before providing routing information.
How much does EverBank charge for wire transfers?
EverBank charges $30 for outgoing domestic wire transfers and between $30-65 for international wire transfers, depending on the destination and whether currency conversion is involved. The bank does not charge fees for receiving domestic wire transfers or international wire transfers sent in U.S. dollars. However, if an incoming international wire is sent in a foreign currency, an intermediary bank may charge approximately $20 for currency conversion. For businesses making regular payments, these fees accumulate quickly - just 15 wire transfers per month costs $450, or $5,400 annually.
How long do EverBank wire transfers take to process?
Domestic wire transfers submitted and verified before 4:00 PM ET on a business day process the same day. International wire transfers require additional processing - you must submit the request and receive a prepayment disclosure authorization before 3:30 PM ET for same-day processing. Otherwise, the transfer processes the next business day. International wires typically take 1-5 business days to reach the recipient, depending on the destination country and intermediary banks involved. ACH transfers using routing number 063092110 generally take 1-3 business days.
What's the difference between EverBank and TIAA Bank?
EverBank was acquired by TIAA in June 2017 and operated as TIAA Bank until August 2023. At that point, the bank was purchased by investment funds managed by Stone Point Capital, Warburg Pincus, and other partners, and the name returned to EverBank. If you were a TIAA Bank customer, your accounts automatically converted to EverBank accounts in 2023. The routing numbers, account numbers, and services remained the same through this transition. Former Sterling Bank customers who joined EverBank in April 2025 also use these same routing numbers.
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