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Your Delta Community routing number
Every Delta Community account shares one ABA routing number: 261071315. Banks and payers use it to route money to the credit union. Your individual account number then directs the money to your specific account.
Routing number vs. account number
These two numbers do different jobs. The routing number is public; your account number should be shared only with trusted payers.
| Number | What it identifies | Where to find it |
|---|---|---|
| Routing (ABA) | The credit union | Here, or on a check |
| Account number | Your specific account | Online banking |
Set up direct deposit
Give your employer or benefits provider three things: the routing number 261071315, your account number, and whether it is a checking or savings account. You can find your account number after the DCCU login under account details.
ACH vs. wire transfers
ACH covers everyday electronic payments like payroll and bill drafts. Wires are faster, same-day movements typically used for large amounts and may carry a fee.
| Type | Speed | Common uses |
|---|---|---|
| ACH / direct deposit | 1–3 business days | Payroll, bills, transfers |
| Domestic wire | Same business day | Home purchase, large payments |
Which do I need?
Where to find your account number
Sign in to online banking or the mobile app and open account details, or check a monthly statement. If you are unsure which number to give a payer, call 404.715.4725.
Routing number — FAQ
The Delta Community Credit Union routing (ABA) number is 261071315. It identifies the credit union for direct deposit, ACH and wire transfers.
The base ABA routing number 261071315 is used for direct deposit and ACH. Wire transfers may require additional beneficiary details — confirm the exact wire instructions with Member Care before sending.
Your full account number is inside online or mobile banking under account details, and on your monthly statement. The number on a check is not always your member number.
Give your employer the routing number 261071315, your account number and the account type (checking or savings). A voided check is optional.
Routing numbers are public and printed on checks. Your account number and login credentials are what you must keep private.
