
Truist routing number
Complete guide to Truist routing numbers for ACH transfers, wire transfers, and direct deposits. Includes legacy BB&T and SunTrust routing numbers by state.
Last verified June 2026
Find your state specific routing numbers
Truist's ACH number is regional. Select the state where you opened your account to see your routing numbers.
More about Truist
Truist's ACH routing number is 061000104, used for direct deposits, ACH transfers, and domestic wires. SWIFT/BIC: BRBTUS33XXX.
This is Truist's main routing number and works for:
- All wire transfers (domestic and international)
- All former SunTrust Bank accounts
- New Truist accounts opened after the 2019 merger
- Most ACH transfers and direct deposits
Legacy BB&T Routing Numbers by State:
If your account was originally opened with BB&T before the merger, you may still use one of these state-specific routing numbers:
Southeast Region:
Northeast Region:
Important Notes for BB&T Legacy Accounts:
Even if your account originally came from BB&T, you can safely use 061000104 for most transactions. However, if you have automatic payments, direct deposits, or recurring transfers set up with your old BB&T routing number, those will continue to work. You don't need to update them unless you want to.
For wire transfers specifically, always use 061000104 regardless of whether your account came from BB&T or SunTrust, as this is Truist's universal wire routing number.
All Former SunTrust Accounts:
All SunTrust accounts transitioned to the 061000104 routing number after the merger. If you had a SunTrust account, this is your routing number for all transaction types.
How to Verify Your Routing Number:
- Check the bottom left corner of your checks - your routing number is the first 9 digits
- Log into Truist online banking or mobile app and view account details
- Look at your bank statements - the routing number is usually listed
- Call Truist customer service at 1-844-487-8478 for confirmation
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.
- Picking the wrong state — Truist routing numbers are regional
- 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.
1-844-487-8478, or ask at any Truist branch.
FAQs
Common questions about ACH and wires through Truist
What happened to my BB&T or SunTrust routing number after the merger?
When BB&T and SunTrust merged in December 2019 to form Truist, the banks adopted 061000104 as the primary routing number. All former SunTrust accounts automatically transitioned to this routing number. However, many BB&T accounts retained their original state-specific routing numbers to avoid disrupting existing automatic payments and direct deposits. Both numbers work - you can continue using your old BB&T routing number, or you can switch to 061000104. For wire transfers, everyone should use 061000104 regardless of which legacy bank their account came from.
Can I use 061000104 even if my account came from BB&T?
Yes, absolutely. While some legacy BB&T accounts still have state-specific routing numbers on their checks and in their account details, 061000104 works for all Truist accounts regardless of origin. Truist designed the system this way to simplify banking for merged customers. If you're setting up new payments or direct deposits and want to use a single routing number that works everywhere, use 061000104. Your old BB&T routing number will continue to work as well, so you don't need to update existing automatic payments unless you prefer to.
Do I need different routing numbers for wire transfers versus ACH transfers?
For most Truist accounts, you can use 061000104 for both wire transfers and ACH transfers. This is Truist's universal routing number and works for all transaction types. However, if you have a legacy BB&T account with a state-specific routing number, that number works for ACH transfers and direct deposits. For wire transfers specifically, always use 061000104 - this is Truist's designated wire routing number and ensures your wire processes correctly and quickly.
Which SWIFT code should I use for international transfers?
Truist uses two SWIFT codes depending on your account's origin. If your account came from BB&T, use BRBTUS33XXX. If your account came from SunTrust, use SNTRUS3AXXX. Both codes work for international wire transfers, but using the one that matches your account origin may help avoid processing delays. If you're unsure which code to use, contact Truist customer service at 1-844-487-8478 or check your online banking account details. The SWIFT code should be listed alongside your account information.
How do I set up direct deposit with my Truist account?
To set up direct deposit, provide your employer or benefits provider with Truist's routing number and your account number. If your account came from SunTrust or is a newer Truist account, use routing number 061000104. If your account came from BB&T, you can use either 061000104 or your state-specific BB&T routing number - both work. Your account number can be found on your checks (the middle set of numbers at the bottom) or through Truist online banking. Direct deposits typically begin within 1-2 pay cycles after setup.
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