For the most accurate info, select your Simple account’s partner bank.
Your partner bank is in your card number.
Check the first two digits: “40” means BBVA Compass, “48” means Bancorp. You can also sign in to Simple and check your “Account Numbers” screen.
Your account and routing numbers
You may not need to use your account and routing numbers often, but they're handy: you can use them to set up direct deposit, use third party payment services, receive a wire transfer, or make payments via auto debit. So, it's good to know where to find them! You can access them on the web or the mobile app.
Please note: our accounts do not support having checks drawn off of them, so eChecks and paper checks printed with your Simple account and routing numbers will not work.
Finding your account and routing numbers
On the web, hover the mouse over your name, and select Account Numbers.
There you'll find your account and routing numbers.
Your account and routing numbers
You may not need to use your account and routing numbers often, but they're handy: you can use them to set up direct deposit, use third party payment services, receive a wire transfer, or make payments via auto debit. So, it's good to know where to find them! You can access them on the web or the mobile app.
Please note: our accounts do not support having checks drawn off of them, so eChecks and paper checks printed with your Simple account and routing numbers will not work.
Finding your account and routing numbers
On the web, hover the mouse over your name, and select Account Numbers.
There you'll find your account and routing numbers.
You may not need to use your account and routing numbers often, but they're handy: you can use them to set up direct deposit use third party payment services, receive a wire transfer, or make payments via auto debit. So, it's good to know where to find them! You can access them on the web or the mobile app.
Please note: our accounts do not support having checks drawn off of them, so eChecks and paper checks printed with your Simple account and routing numbers will not work.
Finding your account and routing numbers
- On the iOS app, go to the Account tab and select Account Numbers.
- You'll see your account and routing numbers.
You may not need to use your account and routing numbers often, but they're handy: you can use them to set up direct deposit use third party payment services, receive a wire transfer, or make payments via auto debit. So, it's good to know where to find them! You can access them on the web or the mobile app.
Please note: our accounts do not support having checks drawn off of them, so eChecks and paper checks printed with your Simple account and routing numbers will not work.
Finding your account and routing numbers
- Swipe right to pull up the navigation menu. From there, select Your Account.
- Tap Account numbers.
- You'll see your account and routing numbers.
Your Shared account number
If you have a Shared account, it'll have a unique account number that's separate from your individual one. You'll need your Shared account number if you'd like to set up direct deposit or make a deposit by mail into your Shared account.
Finding your Shared account number is easy: just switch to your Shared account before taking the steps outlined to find your account and routing number.
Here's a quick refresher on switching to your Shared account:
- On the web: Log in and hover the mouse over your name in the upper right corner. Then, select Switch accounts from the drop-down menu, and select your Shared account.
- With the Android app: Swipe right to open the navigation menu. You'll see the icon for your Shared account in the upper right corner of that menu. Go ahead and tap it to switch to your Shared account.
- With the iOS app: Go to the Accounts tab (it’s in the bottom right corner) and tap Switch Accounts. You can also press and hold the Account tab from any screen. Then, select your Shared account.