Personal & Commercial Banking
The routing number and wire instructions of Chain Bridge Bank, N.A. are shown below.
One number, for every account.
The Number You Need
Any time you set up a direct deposit, send or receive a wire, or make an ACH payment, you will be asked for the Bank’s routing number. It is 056009479, and it is the same for every Chain Bridge Bank, N.A. account. There is not a separate number for wires.
Your account number is different. It is specific to your account, and you can find it in Digital Banking under Menu, by selecting the account and scrolling to the account detail. A link to this page, “Routing Number and Wire Instructions,” is in the Help column at the bottom of every page on this website.
Minimum opening deposits, minimum balances, service charges, and account features are listed on the Personal Deposit Accounts, Business Deposit Accounts, and Political and PAC Deposit Accounts pages.
On a Check
The routing number is the first nine-digit group along the bottom of a check. The numbers shown after it are illustrative.
Before you send a wire, call the Bank at 703-748-2005, or at a number you already have for the Bank, to confirm these instructions. The Bank does not change its wire instructions by email. Do not use wire instructions from any other website or document. Clients can also confirm them by secure message in Digital Banking. If you receive wire instructions for the Bank that differ from this page, do not use them. Call the Bank.
Domestic Wires
| Wire Instruction Item | Required Data |
|---|---|
| Beneficiary’s Bank (ISO 20022: Creditor Agent) | Chain Bridge Bank, N.A. |
| Beneficiary’s Bank Address | 1445-A Laughlin Avenue, McLean, Virginia 22101, United States |
| ABA Routing Number | 056009479 |
| Beneficiary (ISO 20022: Creditor) | The client’s name as it appears on the account |
| Beneficiary Account Number (ISO 20022: Creditor Account) | The client’s account number |
| Beneficiary Address (ISO 20022: Creditor Address) | The client’s address |
International Wires
| Wire Instruction Item | Required Data |
|---|---|
| Intermediary Bank (ISO 20022: Intermediary Agent) | Pacific Coast Bankers’ Bank |
| Intermediary Bank SWIFT Code | PCBBUS66 |
| Intermediary Bank ABA Number | 121042484 |
| Intermediary Bank Address | 1255 Treat Boulevard, Suite 240, Walnut Creek, CA 94597, United States |
| Beneficiary’s Bank (ISO 20022: Creditor Agent) | Chain Bridge Bank, N.A. |
| Beneficiary’s Bank ABA Routing Number | 056009479 |
| Beneficiary’s Bank Address | 1445-A Laughlin Avenue, McLean, Virginia 22101, United States |
| Beneficiary (ISO 20022: Creditor) | The client’s name as it appears on the account |
| Beneficiary Account Number (ISO 20022: Creditor Account) | The client’s account number |
| Beneficiary Address (ISO 20022: Creditor Address) | The client’s address |
Chain Bridge Bank, N.A. does not have its own SWIFT code. International wires reach the Bank through Pacific Coast Bankers’ Bank.
Please note. The sender must give the beneficiary’s full address, including city and country. A wire with an incomplete address can be rejected under Fedwire rules. The beneficiary name and account number must match the Bank’s records. Under Fedwire rules and UCC § 4A-207, the Bank may credit a wire on the account number alone, so an error in the account number can send funds to the wrong account. These instructions are operational guidance and do not change any account or service agreement.
Use routing number 056009479 and your account number for ACH payments and direct deposit.
Common Questions
For a domestic wire, the sender needs Chain Bridge Bank, N.A.’s ABA routing number, 056009479, its address at 1445-A Laughlin Avenue, McLean, Virginia 22101, and the client’s name, account number, and address. An international wire also names the intermediary bank, Pacific Coast Bankers’ Bank, as shown in the international table on this page. Before a wire is sent, call the Bank at 703-748-2005 to confirm the instructions.
Give the sender the international wire instructions on this page. Chain Bridge Bank, N.A. receives international wires through Pacific Coast Bankers’ Bank, SWIFT code PCBBUS66, and the sender lists your name, account number, and address as the beneficiary.
Pacific Coast Bankers’ Bank is the intermediary bank for international wires to Chain Bridge Bank, N.A. Its SWIFT code is PCBBUS66, its ABA number is 121042484, and its address is 1255 Treat Boulevard, Suite 240, Walnut Creek, CA 94597.
No. Chain Bridge Bank, N.A. does not have its own SWIFT code. International wires reach the Bank through Pacific Coast Bankers’ Bank, whose SWIFT code is PCBBUS66.
A routing number, also called an ABA routing transit number, is a nine-digit code that identifies a financial institution in the United States. It tells other banks where to send and collect funds. The Chain Bridge Bank, N.A. routing number is 056009479.
Your account number is specific to your account. To find it in Digital Banking, go to Menu, select the account, and scroll down to the account detail. The Bank’s routing number is 056009479. It is the same for every Chain Bridge Bank, N.A. account.
Yes. Chain Bridge Bank, N.A. uses one routing number, 056009479, for ACH payments, incoming and outgoing wire transfers, and direct deposit. There is not a separate wire routing number.
Chain Bridge Bank, N.A. is a national bank and an Equal Housing Lender. Deposits are insured by the FDIC up to the legal maximums. The routing number 056009479 is public information. The Bank publishes it here so clients can find it when they pay bills, set up direct deposit, or send and receive wires.
Never share your Digital Banking username, password, or one-time security codes. The Bank will not ask for them. If you receive a suspicious request, contact the Bank using the number in the footer or visit the Security Center.
Last reviewed: October 23, 2026.
