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First Nations Bank Of Canada: Routing Number - Transit Number:

Below is the complete list of First Nations Bank Of Canada Branches and the Routing/Transit Number Info. across the Canada.

Bank	Routing Number	Transit Number	Institution Number	State	City	Address
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031078019	78019-310	310	AB	Edmonton	Suite #100, 21553 Chief Lapotac Blvd
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031062017	62017-310	310	MB	Winnipeg	360 Broadway
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031077019	77019-310	310	NT	Fort McPherson	414 Gwichin Road
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031088019	88019-310	310	NT	Yellowknife	110,4905 48 STREET
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031054391	54391-310	310	NU	Arviat	624 4th Avenue
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031064391	64391-310	310	NU	Baker Lake	PO Box 569
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031044391	44391-310	310	NU	Iqaluit	630 Queen Elizabeth II Way
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031074391	74391-310	310	NU	Kugluktuk	c/o Kugluktuk Co-op PO Box 279
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031084391	84391-310	310	NU	Pangnirtung	PO BOX 404, Building # 729
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031094391	94391-310	310	NU	Pond Inlet	PO Box 36
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031037392	37392-310	310	ON	Wallaceburg	Unit #1, Thunderbird Plaza, RR #3
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031046011	46011-310	310	QC	Chisasibi	James Bay Region, P.O. Box #399
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031056011	56011-310	310	QC	Whapmagoostui	406 Whapmakw Maskino
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031074018	74018-310	310	SK	Meadow Lake	8004 Flying Dust Reserve
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031076018	76018-310	310	SK	Saskatoon	224 4th Avenue South
First Nations Bank Of Canada	031099010	99010-310	310	YT	Whitehorse	Unit 103 9016 Quartz Road

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What is Transit number and a Routing number in Canada?

In Canada, banks and other financial institutions identify their branches with a unique transit number (also known as branch numbers). A transit number is made up of five-digits and together with the institution number they form a routing number.
The transit number - five digits - shows which branch you opened your account at. The institution number - three digits - identifies your bank. The account number - seven to twelve digits - identifies your individual account. Bank routing numbers are used to process cheque and electronic transactions such as funds transfers, direct deposits, digital cheques, recurring loan and bill payments.

There are two different formats for routing numbers:
Electronic Transactions Routing Numbers (ETF): 0XXXYYYYY
Paper Transactions Transit Numbers (MICR): YYYYY-XXX
where XXX is the institution number and YYYYY is the transit number.