The routing number for Bank of America's Fleming Island branch is 067000491
That nine-digit code is what the sending bank uses to direct money to the correct Bank of America location. However, the routing number does not change based on which branch you use — all Bank of America accounts in the United States share the same routing number, regardless of whether your account is at Fleming Island, Jacksonville, or anywhere else in the country.
When you send a wire transfer, you will need the recipient's account number, the routing number, and the recipient's full name exactly as it appears on the account. The routing number tells the Federal Reserve which bank to send the money to; the account number tells that bank which customer within the bank should receive it.
Key Takeaways
- Bank of America's routing number is 067000491 for all branches, including Fleming Island.
- You need the routing number, account number, and recipient's name to send a wire transfer.
- You can find your routing number on the bottom left of your checks, in your online banking portal, or by calling Bank of America directly.
- Wire transfers are permanent once sent, so verify all details before submitting, especially the routing and account numbers.
- Domestic wire transfers typically arrive within one business day, but timing depends on when you send the transfer and the receiving bank's processing schedule.
Where to find your routing number
The easiest place to look is the bottom left corner of your checks. The first nine digits printed there are your routing number. If you do not have checks handy, log into your Bank of America online account or mobile app and go to the account details section — the routing number is listed there.
You can also call Bank of America at 1-800-432-1000 and speak to a representative who will confirm your routing number. Have your account number ready when you call.
What information you need to send a wire
Before you initiate a wire transfer, gather these details about the person or business receiving the money: their full name (exactly as it appears on their account), their account number, their bank's routing number, and their bank's name and address. If the recipient banks at an institution outside the United States, you will also need their SWIFT code or IBAN instead of a routing number.
Double-check the account number and routing number against a document from the recipient — a check, a bank statement, or an email from their bank. A single wrong digit in either number can send your money to the wrong account or the wrong bank, and recovering it is difficult and time-consuming.
How to send a wire transfer from Bank of America
Log into your Bank of America online banking account or open the mobile app. Look for the "Transfer Money" or "Wire Transfer" option — the exact label varies depending on which platform you are using. Select the account you want to send from.
Enter the recipient's information: name, account number, routing number, and bank name. Review everything carefully before you submit. Bank of America will show you a confirmation screen with all the details. Once you confirm, the wire is sent and cannot be stopped or reversed.
You can also visit a Bank of America branch in person or call 1-800-432-1000 to send a wire over the phone. Sending in person or by phone may take longer to process than sending online, but some people prefer it for large transfers or when they want to speak with someone directly.
Wire transfer fees and timing
Bank of America charges a fee for outgoing domestic wire transfers — the amount varies depending on whether you send the wire online, by phone, or in person. Check your account agreement or call the bank to confirm the current fee for your account type.
Domestic wire transfers sent before the bank's cutoff time (usually around 2 p.m. Eastern Time on business days) typically arrive the same day or the next business day. Wires sent after the cutoff or on weekends and holidays are processed the next business day. The receiving bank may take an additional day to post the funds to the recipient's account, depending on their own processing schedule.
Difference between routing number and account number
The routing number identifies the bank or branch; the account number identifies you within that bank. Think of it like a mailing address: the routing number is the city and state, and the account number is the street address and apartment number. You need both to send money to the right place.
Your account number is usually 10 digits and appears on your checks, statements, and in your online banking portal. It is unique to your account and should never be shared publicly. The routing number, by contrast, is the same for all Bank of America customers and is safe to share — it is printed on checks and published by the bank.
What to do if the wire does not arrive
If the recipient says they have not received the money within two business days, contact Bank of America immediately. Have your confirmation number ready — you received this when you sent the wire. The bank can trace the wire and confirm whether it was sent to the correct routing and account number.
If the money was sent to the wrong account or routing number, the receiving bank may be able to recover it, but this process is slow and not always successful. This is why verifying all details before you send is so important.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the routing number different for each Bank of America branch?
No. All Bank of America branches in the United States use the same routing number: 067000491. The branch location does not matter for wire transfers — the routing number directs the money to Bank of America, and the account number directs it to the correct customer.
Can I send a wire transfer to an international account using this routing number?
No. International wire transfers require a SWIFT code or IBAN, not a routing number. Ask the recipient for their bank's SWIFT code and their IBAN or international account number. Bank of America can process international wires, but you will need different information than you would for a domestic transfer.
What happens if I enter the wrong account number?
The money will be sent to the wrong account at Bank of America or another bank. Recovering it is difficult and may take weeks or longer. Contact Bank of America immediately with your confirmation number so they can attempt to trace and recover the funds. Always verify the account number with the recipient before sending.
Can I cancel a wire transfer after I send it?
Not usually. Wire transfers are permanent once sent. If you need to stop a wire, contact Bank of America right away with your confirmation number — they may be able to stop it if it has not yet been processed, but this is not may provide. This is why reviewing all details before you submit is critical.
How much does it cost to send a wire transfer from Bank of America?
Bank of America charges a fee for outgoing wire transfers, but the amount depends on your account type and whether you send online, by phone, or in person. Check your account agreement or call 1-800-432-1000 to find out the current fee for your specific account.