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What Is Thread Bank's Address?

UpdatedAugust 11, 2026

Thread Bank's address is 210 E Main St, Rogersville, TN 37857. Share this address when a payer asks for banking details to send you a payment through Relay.

What is Thread Bank?

Thread Bank is Relay's banking partner. Relay is a financial technology company, and Thread Bank, Member FDIC, provides the underlying banking services for your Relay account, including your account number, routing number, and FDIC insurance eligibility through Thread Bank.

Who needs Thread Bank's address?

Relay customers need Thread Bank's address whenever a payer, vendor, or platform asks for the bank's mailing address in addition to an account and routing number. Common cases:

  • A client filling out an ACH authorization form

  • A payroll provider onboarding your deposit details

  • A marketplace or payment processor verifying your account for payouts

  • An international sender preparing a wire and requesting the beneficiary bank's full details

  • A vendor setting up direct deposit or automated billing

What details should you give a payer?

Give the payer this information exactly:

  • Bank name: Thread Bank

  • Bank address: 210 E Main St, Rogersville, TN 37857

  • Your Relay account number and routing number, which you can find in the Relay app

For incoming domestic wires, the sending bank may also request the beneficiary bank's ABA (routing) number. For incoming international wires, the sender will typically need Thread Bank's SWIFT/BIC code and the intermediary bank details. See the articles on receiving a domestic wire and receiving an international wire for the full information.

Where can you find your Relay account and routing numbers?

You can find your Relay account and routing numbers in the Relay app: go to Accounts, select the checking or savings account you want the payment sent to, and copy the account and routing numbers displayed. Make sure you send the payer the details for the specific account you want the payment to land in.

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Relay is a financial technology company and is not an FDIC-insured bank. Banking services provided by Thread Bank, Member FDIC.