Canadian here selling via Ebay.com USstarted selling again October 2025, but zero payouts

[europa24fps]

RBC Chequing account not being verified by Ebay.com. numerous calls and chats with ebay, all useless. Someone not Ebay advised me to setup a US chequing account.

So I did. RBC Geogia USA US Chequing Accout. I have a routing number and a chequig account number. Copy of the Cheque. 

But...   When I go to Ebay to enter the bank details, it requests a Transit number. If I enter the Routing number in that space, I get an error.

Is there a different Ebay form for US banks?

Where is the correct form to enter a routing number?

Thanks

[flipistics]

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@europa24fps wrote:

RBC Chequing account not being verified by Ebay.com. numerous calls and chats with ebay, all useless. Someone not Ebay advised me to setup a US chequing account.

So I did. RBC Geogia USA US Chequing Accout. I have a routing number and a chequig account number. Copy of the Cheque. 

But...   When I go to Ebay to enter the bank details, it requests a Transit number. If I enter the Routing number in that space, I get an error.

Is there a different Ebay form for US banks?

Where is the correct form to enter a routing number?

Thanks

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The majority of bank issues seem to boil down to one of two things. Either you're using an internet "virtual" bank (which RBC isn't, and I have no idea why it matters), or you're a Canadian who has an account created on dot com.

The most likely path to success is probably to create an account on dot ca and have a Canadian USD bank account. You can still set it up as USD payouts, and you can still list items on dot com if you wish.

[marnotom!]

My understanding is that Canadian sellers who wish to be paid out in US dollars need a US dollar chequing account on Canadian soil. A US checking account with a US-based bank won’t cut it, even if it’s a subsidiary of a Canadian financial group like RBC.

My credit union offers a US dollar chequing account, but I’m getting the impression that they’re getting hard to find elsewhere.

[europa24fps]

But where is the form to enter the routing number ??

[marnotom!]

“Routing numbers” are what American bank accounts use. We Canadians use a combination of the institution number and transit number.

You are being asked for an institution number and transit number because you're registered in Canada and eBay's payment system requires a chequing account with a financial institution based here in Canada.  You have a checking account based in the United States.