Hi @nylemart86,
Thank you for your post and welcome to our Community Help Forum!
When transferring money from one account to another, financial institutions typically need a routing number to settle the transaction. A routing number identifies the location of the bank’s branch where you opened your account. This number allows financial institutions — such as banks and credit unions — to trace where the money is coming from and where it is going, so as to not confuse one bank with another. Along with your bank account number, it is part of the information required for financial institutions to process direct deposits, checks, auto payments and wire transfers.
You would need to contact again your bank for the routing number or you can find this information on the Help Center of your bank.
I hope this helps.
Cristina
