First Convenience routing number

First Convenience Bank operates as a division of First National Bank Texas, which was founded in 1901 in Killeen, Texas. Unlike larger national banks that grew through multiple acquisitions across different regions, First Convenience Bank expanded organically across the Southwest. This unified growth strategy allowed the bank to maintain a single routing number (111906271) across all 340+ branches in Texas, Arizona, Arkansas, and New Mexico, simplifying transfers for customers.

Yes. First Convenience Bank uses routing number 111906271 for all accounts regardless of where you opened your account or where you currently live. Whether you opened your account in Phoenix, Killeen, Albuquerque, or Little Rock, the routing number remains 111906271 for all ACH transfers, wire transfers, and direct deposits.

First Convenience Bank uses the same routing number (111906271) for both ACH and domestic wire transfers. However, the processing differs significantly. ACH transfers typically process within 1-3 business days and are ideal for regular payments like payroll and bills. Wire transfers complete the same day but require you to visit a branch location, as First Convenience Bank does not offer digital wire transfer initiation. Wire transfers also typically carry higher fees compared to ACH transfers.

You can find your routing number (111906271) and account number in several ways. Check the bottom of your paper checks where the routing number appears as the first set of nine digits on the left. Log into First Convenience Bank's mobile app, tap an account name, then tap Account Details to view both numbers. You can also log into online banking, click an account name, then click Account Details. For assistance, call customer service at 1-800-903-7490.

First Convenience Bank does not have a SWIFT code and does not offer direct international wire transfer services for all account types. Some account holders may be able to process international wires by visiting a branch location, where the transfer will be routed through a correspondent bank with international capabilities. For most international transfers, consider using specialized services like Wise or Western Union that offer better exchange rates and lower fees than traditional bank wire transfers. Always verify international transfer options with your specific account type before attempting to send funds overseas.