Canadian Bank Routing Transit Numbers
Canadian Transit Numbers /
Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce /
British Columbia / 001000520
Transit Number 00520-010 -
Canadian Imperial Bank Of
Commerce in New
Westminster
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In New Westminster, Province British
Columbia (BC), the Canadian Imperial Bank
Of Commerce has the following MICR
transit number: 00520-010. The table below
includes all the pertinent information and
details about the Canadian Imperial Bank Of
Commerce’s New Westminster branch,
including the EFT routing number, postal
code, precise address of the bank, and
more.
Current transit number:
00520-010
Name Canadian Imperial
Bank Of Commerce
The name of the banking
institution to which this
number refers
Branch 6th & 6th Banking
Centre
Address 554-6th St.
City New Westminster
State BC (British Columbia)
Zipcode BC V3L 3B5
Change August 21, 2023
Date
Routing 001000520
Number Routing number electronic
payment format
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What is a "Transit Number" in
Canada?
Transit numbers, also called MICR numbers,
are one of two types of Canadian routing
numbers. MICRs are typically used to process
ordinary cheques. On any instrument that
contains a MICR number, the number is
positioned on the bottom and allows for
accurate matching of the cheque to the financial
institution from which it came.
For paper cheques that use magnetic ink, the
eight-digit routing number has a dash between
the fifth and sixth digits.
For example, the routing number XXXXX-YYY
reveals that the branch number is XXXXX and
the institution number is YYY. This is the
standard format for MICR numbers printed on
paper using ink that allows for magnetic ink
character recognition.
What is MICR (Magnetic Ink Character
Recognition)?
Known by the common acronym "MICR", the
magnetic ink character recognition code is
widely used in the financial and banking
industries to speed up the clearance and
processing of documents such as cheques.
This code consists of character recognition
technology that enables the reading of the
documents to take place.
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Download info about
RTN 001000520 as а PDF-
file
Where is My Check's Transit Number?
Disclaimer: In the picture below, which is
solely used for illustration purposes, the
image is not an actual “Canadian Imperial
Bank Of Commerce“ document.
The below check image is a pertinent
example. On the left corner along the
bottom, there is a check number. After the
character symbol and check number is the
bank's branch number (in this case,
“00520”). The institution number is the third
set of digits (in this case, “010”). To the right
of the institution number is the designation
and account number.
What do the numbers mean?
0 0 5 2 0 - 0 1 0
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First 5 digits 0 0 5 2 0 - Branch Transit
Number (6th & 6th Banking Centre)
Second 3 digits 0 1 0 - Financial Institution
Number (Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce)
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