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Routing Numbers & Transit Numbers for Bank Of Nova Scotia Branches in Regina City

Routing Number Transit Number State City Address
000220008 20008-002 SK Regina 1901 Hamilton Street, Regina
000220248 20248-002 SK Regina 1504 Albert St., Regina
000220438 20438-002 SK Regina 4420 Rochdale Blvd, Regina
000220818 20818-002 SK Regina 4110 Albert Street, Regina
000225858 25858-002 SK Regina 700 - 2nd St. SW, 40th Floor, Regina CBC & Main, 1980 11 Ave, Regina
000230098 30098-002 SK Regina 1002 Victoria Ave, Regina
000230858 30858-002 SK Regina 2114-11th Avenue Suite 204, Regina
000240378 40378-002 SK Regina 2015 Prince of Wales Dr, Regina
000250468 50468-002 SK Regina 1504-B Albert Street, P.O. Box 3150, Regina
000258198 58198-002 SK Regina 4510 Gordon Road, Regina
000260368 60368-002 SK Regina 1380-23rd Avenue, Regina
000270318 70318-002 SK Regina 3835 Sherwood Drive, Regina
000280358 80358-002 SK Regina 2907 13th Avenue, Regina
000290258 90258-002 SK Regina 1800 - 13th Avenue, Regina
000292759 92759-002 SK Regina 1810 Mackay St., Regina
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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.