Search for a bank
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From the Treasury page, select Bank search. The Bank Search screen appears.
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In the Bank/Org name field, enter the name of the bank to search.
Note: You can enter a partial name or individual letters in this field. The search is not case-sensitive. However, the search field searches for the exact phrase you enter. For example, "bank" returns "Bank of America" but not "US Bank." To search for a character or word within a name, use wildcards. For example, "%Bank" returns both "Bank of America" and "US Bank."
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In the Lookup ID field, enter the Lookup ID associated with the bank or organization.
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In the Routing / sort / BIC field, enter the routing number, sort code, or BIC.
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In the Address, City, State, and ZIP/Postal code fields, enter the address information.
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To match the search criteria exactly as entered, select Match all criteria exactly.
Tip: When you do not select Match all criteria exactly, you can use "wildcard" characters in place of parts of search criteria. To replace a group of characters, use an asterisk (*) or percent sign (%). To replace a single character, use a question mark (?) or an underscore (_). For example, to return all constituents with a last name that ends with "son," such as Johnson and Williamson, enter "*son" or "%son" as the last name. To find the last name of Smith or Smyth, enter "Sm?th" or "Sm_th."
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To show the advanced search options, select the arrow beside Show advanced search options.
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To include aliases, select Check aliases.
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To include alternate lookup IDs, select Check alternate lookup IDs.
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To exclude non-primary addresses, select the Only search primary addresses.
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To include similar names such as "Smith" and "Smyth," select Include fuzzy search on name.
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Select Search. The program searches the database and displays all the banks that meet your criteria in the Results grid.
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On the Results grid, select the bank to open. The Bank page appears.
Note: To add a new bank from the Results grid, select Add on the action bar.