Routing Numbers for Citibank [2023 List By State]

Citibank, which is a part of Citigroup, is one of the largest banks and financial service providers in the United States. The bank has 2,649 locations worldwide, including 723 in the United States.

With more than 700 locations around the country, it might be hard to find the correct routing numbers for Citibank. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

In this article, we’ll try to eliminate these confusions by compiling a list of Citibank routing numbers by state. You’ll also be able to locate your Citibank routing number and account number after reading this smart guide!

Let’s get started…

Routing Numbers for Citibank

Here are the routing numbers for Citibank checking and savings accounts, listed by state. The following routing numbers are valid for Direct Deposits, e-transfers, and incoming wire transfers.

Region/State	Routing Number
Northern California — including San Francisco, Northern California, Central California and Northern Nevada	321171184
Southern California — including Los Angeles, Southern California (including San Diego) and Nevada (except the four Legacy Citibank FCs and Northern Nevada)	322271724
Connecticut	221172610
Delaware	021272655
Florida	266086554
Illinois	271070801
Maryland	052002166
Massachusetts	221172610
Nevada (Las Vegas Branches)	122401710, 322271724 (domestic and international incoming wires)
Nevada (Excluding Las Vegas)	322271724
New Jersey	021272655
New York and New York Metro	021000089
New York	021001486 (Legacy EAB Commercial/Consumer)
Pennsylvania	021272655
South Dakota	021000089
Texas	113193532
Texas	AmWest – 311972652 Burkburnett – 111901962 Texas Bryan – 113102329 Security National ABA: 111915686 ABA: 111909867
Virginia and Washington, D.C.	254070116

Your routing numbers for Citibank are linked to the branch where you opened your account.

Even if you handle your banking at some other Citibank location, the bank where you created your Citibank account is important.

If your location isn’t listed or you’re not sure where you opened your account, keep reading to find out how to get your Citibank routing number in other ways.

Citibank Domestic Wire Transfers

Use your associated bank’s routing number if the wire transfer is being made within the US (from the above list of state routing numbers).

However, different routing numbers are required for some inbound domestic wire transfers. Please make sure you have the right one by checking it twice.

To send a domestic wire, you’ll also need the following information:

• The person’s name to whom you are wiring money (the “beneficiary”) 
• The title and address of the beneficiary’s bank 
• Their bank’s ABA number is; if you don’t have it, don’t worry; Citibank offers a searchable list of ABA numbers. 
• Account number for the beneficiary

The routing numbers listed in the state routing numbers table are all you need to send a domestic wire transfer. Additionally, a SWIFT code is necessary if you’re making an overseas wire transfer.

Citibank Swift Code For International Wire Transfer

As previously stated, a Swift code is required to transfer funds from abroad to or out of your Citibank account. These are the overseas equivalents of US routing numbers.

The SWIFT code for Citibank is CITIUS33.

Cross-border monetary transfers are subject to different regulations. You need to be aware of the following information if you’re sending an international wire transfer:

• The full name of the beneficiary
• The beneficiary’s bank’s name and address
• Account number of the beneficiary.
• The SWIFT or BIC code
• The CHIPS UID also referred to as the Clearing House Interbank Payments System Universal Identifier,

Which Citibank Routing Number Should I Use?

The routing number to use depends on the transaction type and the region where you opened your account.

For transactions within the United States, use the ABA routing number or RTN printed on your checks or deposit slips. If you’re making an international wire transfer, use the SWIFT code printed on your bank statements.

The routing numbers for New York City can also be found in the table below.

Transaction	Type of routing number	Citibank code
Payments and Direct Deposits	ACH routing number	21000089
Domestic Wire Transfers	Domestic wire transfer number	21000089
International Wire Transfers	SWIFT code	CITIUS33

How Do I Find My Citibank Routing Number?

How do you find the routing numbers for Citibank if you want to make a quick transaction or a wire transfer? There are various methods for obtaining Citibank routing numbers.

Here are some of them:

1. Online

You can check online for your Citibank account and routing number, which is one of the simplest methods. To do this, go through the following steps:

• Open your browser and navigate to the Citibank website.
• You’ll be asked to sign in to your Citibank account. Log into your banking account using the required information.
• Your banking account should include all relevant account information, like your account number. Navigate to the ‘Account Details‘ section or page of your account.
• Look for your account number; it should be clearly displayed. Images of prior checks will be available in your account information. Additionally, you can look up previous checks that have been processed and get the routing number.
• To find the routing number for your region or state, you can also just go to the Citigroup website. Usually, a list of the routing numbers for each state or region can be found on the website. Note: Based on the transaction type, you can choose one of the two routing numbers that may be available in some locations, such as California.

2. Checkbook

You can find your Citibank routing number by taking a closer look at your Citibank-issued check. Your routing number will be the first set of nine digits that appears on the left side of your check.

• The bottom of your checks will be printed with three sets of numbers: your routing number is the initial set of digits [9 in number].
• Your account number is the second set of numbers [7-18 digits] to the right of the routing number.
• While the third set is the check number.

3. Get in touch with customer service.

However, if you don’t have a check on hand, you may always call Citibank at 1-800-374-9700 to get the routing number for your account. And, for customer service in Spanish contact 1-800-360-2484

If you are unsure of what routing number to use, you must contact Citibank because entering the correct routing number could mean the difference between your cash going into the correct or incorrect account.

Citibank Routing Numbers for Canada

Here’s a list of all the routing numbers used for Citibank Canada bank accounts.

Unlike the Citibank US RTN, the Citibank Canada routing number is an 8-digit code. While the first five digits indicate the “Transit Number“ to identify your branch, the next three indicate the “Institution number“ to identify your bank!

Routing Number	Province	Address
026010080	BC	#300-2991 Lougheed highway
026010050	BC	4200 #3 Road Unit 120
026010020	BC	612 Main Street
026011102	ON	5900 Hurontario St
026011242	ON	5900 Hurontario St
026010092	ON	3300 Midland Avenue Unit 33
026011002	ON	123 Front St W – Ste 1900, 1 Toronto St – 10th Flr
026011182	ON	One Toronto Street Suite 1200
026000082	ON	123 Front St W, Ste 1900
026000102	ON	123 Front St W
026010072	ON	123 Front St W, c/o 123 Front St W
026030002	ON	123 Front St W
026010012	ON	463 Dundas Street W
032820002	ON	123 Front St W – Suite 1100
032820012	ON	123 Front St W – Suite 1100

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