Heritage Bank Routing Number (ABA): 101115001

Heritage Bank at a glance

Its CET1 capital ratio was 12.99% at Q2 2026, above regulatory requirements.

Total assets, Q2 2026

$324.9M

CET1 ratio, Q2 2026

12.99%

Deposit insurance

FDIC

Regulator

Federal Reserve

Domestic offices

3 FDIC institution directory, current count

Established

2003

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What the digits mean

The first two digits, 10, place this number in the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's district (District 10). Digits five through eight, 1500, identify the institution within that district. The last digit, 1, is a check digit, and the number passes the standard check: weight the nine digits 3, 7, 1, 3, 7, 1, 3, 7, 1 and the sum is a multiple of 10.

Before you send money to Heritage Bank

A routing number tells the payment network which financial institution holds an account. You give it with an account number for ACH transfers through the automated clearing house, such as direct deposit, bill pay and transfers from a checking account, which usually settle in one to two business days. An international wire to a US account normally needs the bank's SWIFT code as well.

Match this number against the one on your Heritage Bank checks or in its online banking. Ask the bank for wire instructions (www.heritagebankonline.com). Our record does not show whether this number receives wires. The Federal Reserve's E-Payments Routing Directory shows it: its Fedwire participant search lists the numbers that can receive Fedwire transfers, and its FedACH search lists those that receive ACH payments. How to confirm any routing number.

About Heritage Bank

Heritage Bank is headquartered in Topeka, Kansas and was established in 2003. It is in the TOPEKA, KS metro area. It reported $324.9M in total assets and $278.6M in deposits for Q2 2026, the 65th largest of the 182 banks headquartered in Kansas. It reports 3 domestic offices. Its deposits have been FDIC insured since 2003. Its primary federal regulator is the Federal Reserve. 11 other banks and credit unions headquartered in Topeka have a routing number listed here.

What the digits in 101115001 mean

The first four digits, 1011, are the Federal Reserve routing symbol. The prefix 10 places the number in the 10th Federal Reserve District (Kansas City). That is also the district where the bank is headquartered. Digits five through eight, 1500, identify the institution within its Federal Reserve district. The last digit, 1, is a check digit. Weighting the digits 3, 7 and 1 in turn gives 3 x 2 + 7 x 1 + 7 = 20, a multiple of 10, so 101115001 is a well-formed routing number. A mistyped digit almost always breaks that sum.

What is the Heritage Bank routing number?

The Heritage Bank routing number is 101115001. It is the primary ABA routing transit number registered to Heritage Bank, headquartered in Topeka, KS. The number comes from the FFIEC National Information Center institution record, last refreshed here on October 27, 2026.

What is the Heritage Bank wire routing number?

This page lists the primary routing number registered to Heritage Bank. The record does not say whether the bank uses the same number for wire transfers. Confirm the wire routing number with Heritage Bank before sending a wire.

Is ABA number 101115001 the routing number for Heritage Bank?

Yes. It is the primary routing number registered to Heritage Bank.

Which bank uses routing number 101115001?

It belongs to Heritage Bank, headquartered in Topeka, KS. It is the bank's primary ABA routing number (FDIC certificate 57548).

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