Lyons Commercial Data

Since 1996, Lyons Commercial Data has been the premier provider of quality financial institution data including bank routing numbers and other information critical to transaction processing. Products from Lyons reduce risk and ensure compliance in an increasingly complex world where the cost of non-compliance cannot be measured in money.

More than a decade ago, Lyons created the first Windows®-based directory of bank information. Today, Lyons is the industry leader in the seamless integration of transaction-critical information via database delivery and web services technology.

What Lyons Users are Saying...

“After using the Lyons Bank Registry for 3 years, I don't think the bank or I could do without it. It's a great tool for our Return items and Wire Transfer departments, and it beats the heck out of those costly, semi-annual 20-pound books.”
  Sharon Johnson, Assistant Controller,
  NBRS Financial

“We have found the Lyons Bank Registry program to be very useful. It is useful when doing wire transfers because we can find out whether a bank is on Fed-Line. If they're not, Lyons Bank Registry shows us the name of their Correspondent Bank and their ABA number. We also like being able to find Internet addresses and home pages for banks.”
  Diana Ray, Internet Banking Manager,
  Morgantown Bank and Trust

“As a second-year user of your product, I find it very handy. Speaking from 26 years of banking experience (19 as a cashier), the search features of your product have helped eliminate the use of several reference tools.”
  Marcella K. Cameron, VP and Cashier,
  First National Bank of Hoxie, Kansas

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Notice Regarding GLBA

Lyons Commercial Data adheres to all applicable provisions of the GLBA (Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act) while conducting business and providing services and products to its clients. Although Lyons Commercial Data does not have any consumers as clients or customers, we handle, provide, relay and otherwise transmit consumer data provided to us by our commercial clients that are significantly engaged in financial activities not covered by the federal banking agencies, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and state insurance authorities. These include, but are not necessarily limited to, institutions like non-bank mortgage lenders, non-bank credit card lenders, payday loan companies, loan brokers of various types, some financial or investment advisors, tax preparers, various providers of real estate settlement services, collection agencies, money transfer entities, etc. that fall under FTC jurisdiction for purposes of the GLBA.