DCU routing number

ABA routing number

211391825

Direct-deposit use

Recurring income to DCU checking or Primary Savings

Wire use

Incoming wires to a DCU account

The current DCU homepage also publishes 211391825 as its ABA routing number. No state or branch alternatives appear in the reviewed official materials, but the purpose-specific pages remain the better source because they explain which account identifier accompanies the number.

DCU tells members setting up recurring direct deposit to give the payer routing and transit number 211391825. Payroll, retirement, Social Security, and other recurring monthly income are among the deposit types described on the page.

DCU’s tax-refund instructions use 211391825 for both checking and savings deposits. The page again distinguishes the account number: the checking cross-reference number for checking, or the DCU membership number for savings. DCU warns that incomplete or incorrect account information may cause a deposit to be returned.

For an incoming wire, DCU says the sending institution needs its ABA number 211391825 and the member’s receiving information. The same page explains that outgoing domestic and international wires are ordered through DCU Digital Banking, by phone where supported, or through a branch.

DCU’s Digital Banking Agreement says Digital Federal Credit Union and First Technology Federal Credit Union merged effective January 1, 2026. The surviving legal name is First Technology Federal Credit Union, charter number 23521, and the combined organization operates through the DCU and First Tech divisions.

This is not a fintech sponsor-bank arrangement. First Tech is the legal credit union behind the division, not an unrelated bank lending DCU its routing capability. DCU continues to publish 211391825 for DCU member transactions during the operating transition.

1. 1

   Choose the transaction

   Identify recurring direct deposit, tax refund, or incoming wire.

2. 2

   Enter the ABA

   Use all nine digits of 211391825.

3. 3

   Match the account type

   Choose checking or savings exactly as the DCU destination requires.

4. 4

   Use the right identifier

   Follow DCU’s distinction between a checking cross-reference number and a savings member number.

5. 5

   Recheck current instructions

   Because integration with First Tech is ongoing, confirm any conflicting details in authenticated DCU Digital Banking.

The DCU brand and website remain active during the integration, so members should use the routing instructions published for the DCU division rather than automatically substituting a First Tech number. The surviving legal name explains the relationship, but it does not erase the DCU-specific ABA guidance currently presented to DCU members.