Wire transfer is the fastest way to move funds to and from your MACU account. You will need a routing number to do this.
MACU uses only one routing number. That is very convenient for all its users as they will not have to scribble and browse for their specific routing numbers.
You see, most banks and credit unions use multiple routing numbers phone number database for every State or branch. That makes finding their specific routing number more complicated, especially if they ask the same bank account holder from a different bank branch.
How to Find your MACU RoutingNumber
While there are simple ways to learn or find out the specific routing number of an account, it is not always the case. Some, if not most people, tend to be forgetful. As a result, they forget their routing number. This situation gets even more usual for those that have multiple and different bank accounts.
After all, it is still a nine-digit set of numbers. Even a simple four-digit set of numbers are hard to remember for some people we know. What’s more, if it is a nine-digit set of numbers?
So yes, as mentioned, there are nine digits in a routing number. That includes the MACU routing number.