096017418 is a routing number used for GREEN DOT BANK in UT. This routing number supports ACH transfers.
| Routing Number | 096017418 |
|---|---|
| Bank | GREEN DOT BANK |
| ACH Transfer | Yes |
| Wire Transfer | No |
096017418 is a routing number used for GREEN DOT BANK in UT. This routing number supports ACH transfers.
| Routing Number | 096017418 |
|---|---|
| Bank | GREEN DOT BANK |
| ACH Transfer | Yes |
| Wire Transfer | No |
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096017418 doesn’t support Wire transfers
096017418 supports ACH transfers
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