BFBank Finder Pro

North American intelligence engine

Every institution.Every branch.Verified.

Connecting verified datasets

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Official records synchronizedNorth America verified
Verified institutions
Branches and locations
United States institutions
Canadian institutions
FDICNCUAOCCCanadian official sourcesPublic research platform
Designed and developed by Jean Morin Development Industries
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Use every Bank Finder Pro function.

Start with a broad search, browse the directory, analyze identifiers, process batches, and open connected institution and branch records.

Search

Use the homepage search for institution names, routing numbers, regulator IDs, locations, addresses, phone numbers, postal codes, or domains.

Open search →

Directory

Use suggestions, country and regulator filters, institution type, region, sort direction, and pagination to browse the full database.

Open directory →

Intelligence

Use this when you need to know what an identifier means and why a particular institution or location matched.

Open intelligence →

Batch lookup

Paste one identifier per line or separate values with commas. Up to 1,000 values can be processed in one request.

Open batch lookup →

Supported input examples

U.S. ABA routing
263181368
Canadian electronic routing
030300012
Canadian MICR format
00012-303
Institution name
FAIRWINDS
Location
Toronto or a street address
Regulator identifier
FDIC, NCUA, RSSD, charter, or certificate identifiers

Profiles, maps, relationships, and exports

Institution profiles link to branches, routing records, official websites, maps, relationship graphs, and JSON/CSV exports. Branch profiles link back to the institution and provide map-ready address context where available.

When a result is unavailable

A valid identifier may still be absent when an official or licensed dataset does not include it. Bank Finder Pro does not invent missing values. Check the match explanation and verify time-sensitive information with the institution or regulator.

Still exploring?

Review the feature overview and data methodology for a complete map of the application.