One of the most common questions we receive from first-time Coinshot users is: “What is an ACH Routing Number, and where do I find it?” We’re here to break it down in the simplest way possible! 😊

✏️ What Is an ACH Routing Number?

A Routing Number is a unique identification number used by financial institutions in the United States.

If you’ve ever sent an international wire transfer from Korea, you’re probably familiar with SWIFT Codes — a Routing Number works in a similar way, helping the banking system identify exactly which financial institution should receive the funds.

✏️ ACH Routing Number vs. ABA Routing Number: What’s the Difference?

Routing numbers come in two types, each serving a different purpose:

• ACH Routing Number → Used for electronic financial transactions, such as online transfers and direct deposits.
• ABA Routing Number → Used for paper check payments.

When sending money from Korea to the US through Coinshot, you’ll need the ACH Routing Number.

In most cases, the ACH and ABA numbers are the same — however, some banks assign different numbers depending on the region or branch. For example, Bank of America (BOA) may have different ACH and ABA routing numbers depending on the branch location. Always confirm the correct number with your recipient before sending!

✏️ Routing Number vs. Account Number: Don’t Get Them Mixed Up!

• Routing Number → A 9-digit code that identifies a specific bank, branch, or financial institution.
• Account Number → An 8–12 digit code that identifies an individual’s account.

Think of it like a home address: the routing number is the street address (which building), and the account number is the unit or room number. You need both to make sure your money reaches exactly the right place.

✏️ How to Find Your ACH Routing Number

Option 1. Online Banking App or Website (Fastest & Most Accurate!) Log into your online banking account and look for your routing number under Account Details.

Option 2. Bank’s Official Website or Customer Service Below are the official routing number lookup pages for major US banks commonly used by Korean students and expats:

• Bank of America → https://www.bankofamerica.com/deposits/routing-number-faqs/
• Chase Bank → https://www.chase.com/personal/checking/routing-numbers
• Wells Fargo → https://www.wellsfargo.com/help/routing-number/
• Citibank → Log in at https://www.citi.com/ → Go to Account Details → Click View Details
• Capital One (Online Bank) → https://www.capitalone.com/

Option 3. Check the Bottom of Your Checkbook The first set of nine digits printed along the bottom of a personal check is your routing number.

✅ One Last Check Before You Send!

Routing numbers can vary depending on the type of transaction or account. Entering the wrong number could result in a delayed or failed transfer — so always double-check the routing number before hitting send!

✏️ Sending Money from Korea to the US with Coinshot Is This Easy!

📱 Send money entirely from your mobile — no branch visit required.

🏦 Funds are deposited directly into US bank accounts.

💰 Flat fee of just ₩5,000 — regardless of the amount you send.

📦 No worries about large transfers — send big amounts with confidence.

⚡ Real-time transfers — your recipient gets the funds right away.

For simple, reliable international transfers from Korea to the US, go with Coinshot! 😊

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