KeyBank is a full-service regional bank with approximately 1,000 branches and 1,300 ATMs across 15 states, concentrated in the Midwest, Pacific Northwest, and Northeast. It is the primary banking subsidiary of KeyCorp, headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio. KeyBank is one of the 15 largest US banks by assets.

This hub covers everything you need to know about banking with KeyBank in 2026: routing numbers by state, monthly fees by account, ATM limits, checking and savings options, and how KeyBank compares to major competitors.

KeyBank at a Glance (2026)

Feature Detail
Branches ~1,000 in 15 states
ATMs ~1,300
States served AK, CO, CT, FL, ID, IN, ME, MI, NY, OH, OR, UT, VT, WA, plus select others
Main routing number 125000574
SWIFT code KEYBUS33
FDIC insured Yes
Free checking account Key Smart Checking ($0/month, no minimum)
Savings APY 0.01% standard; relationship rates higher
Customer service 1-800-539-2968
Mobile app iOS and Android

Checking Accounts

Account Monthly fee How to waive
Key Smart Checking $0 No conditions
Key Advantage Checking $11.95 $5,000 combined balances or relationship discount
Key Select Checking $25.00 $15,000 combined balances
KeyBank Hassle-Free Account $5 Cannot be waived (no-overdraft account)

Key Smart Checking is KeyBank’s strongest consumer account — no monthly fee, no minimum balance, and 2 non-KeyBank ATM fee refunds per statement cycle. It includes Zelle, mobile deposit, and a Mastercard debit card.

Savings Accounts

KeyBank’s standard savings APY is 0.01%, which is below national average HYSA rates. KeyBank does not operate a standalone high-yield savings division. Customers seeking competitive savings rates should consider pairing KeyBank checking with an external HYSA (see best high-yield savings accounts).

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