What is my bank routing number (ABA Routing Number)?
The ABA Routing Numbers for Harris accounts are as follows: • For accounts opened in Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin, the ABA Routing Number is 071025661* • For former First National Bank and Trust accounts opened in Indiana, the ABA Routing Number is 074913233 • For accounts opened in Florida, the ABA Routing Number is 067014330 • For accounts opened in Arizona, the ABA Routing Number is 122105249 *Some Illinois and Indiana Cash Management accounts have an ABA Routing Number of 071000288. For Business clients, if you are unsure of the type of account that you have, please contact our Business Banking team at 1-888-489-2265, option 0. back to top What is the difference between Available Balance and Current Balance? The Current balance consists of all deposits, plus interest credited to the account, minus all withdrawals and other debits to the account at the close of the prior business day. The Available balance is the balance available for withdrawal, but does not include checks that
The ABA Routing Numbers for Harris accounts are as follows: • For accounts opened in Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin the ABA Routing Number is 071025661* • For former First National Bank and Trust accounts opened in Indiana, the ABA Routing Number is 074913233 • For accounts opened in Florida, the ABA Routing Number is 067014330 • For accounts opened in Arizona, the ABA Routing Number is 122105249 *Some Illinois and Indiana Cash Management accounts have an ABA Routing Number of 071000288. For Business clients, if you are unsure of the type of account that you have, please contact our Business Banking team at 1-888-489-2265, option 0. back to top Enrollment How do I enroll in Harris Online Banking? To enroll in Harris Online Banking, you must have established a personal or small business account with Harris. If you have an existing account, you can enroll online or by phone at 1-888-340-2265 to get started! If you do not have an account with Harris, please visit the Products & Services