Routing Numbers for Citibank: 2022 State List

If you are interested in putting through an e-transfer, direct deposit, or wire transfer from your checking or savings account, you will need your Citibank routing number.

Our comprehensive list below has all the routing numbers for Citibank you will need for your domestic and international banking needs.

Routing Numbers for Citibank

When trying to find your Citibank routing number, you should search based on the state in which you first opened your checking account.

The following routing numbers are valid for Direct Deposits, e-transfers, and incoming wire transfers.

State (or District)	Routing Number
Northern California (including Central California & San Francisco)	321171184
Southern California (Including Los Angeles & San Diego)	322271724
Connecticut	221172610
Delaware	021272655
Florida	221172610 (see below*)
Illinois	271070801
Maryland	052002166 (see below*)
Massachusetts	221172610
Nevada (Las Vegas Branches)	122401710 (see below*)
Nevada (Besides Las Vegas)	322271724 (see below*)
New Jersey	021272655
New York	021000089
New York	Former EAB customers 021001486
Pennsylvania	021272655
Texas	113193532
Virginia & Washington D.C.	254070116

There are different Citi routing numbers for Florida, Nevada, and Maryland for incoming wire transfers.

• Florida: 067004764
• Nevada: 322271724
• Maryland: 254070116

Citibank Domestic Wire Transfers

You’ll require your routing number and account number to send out a domestic wire transfer.

You will also need the wire transfer recipients’ banking information to ensure the funds are deposited correctly into the proper account.

1. The beneficiary’s full name and address
2. The beneficiary’s bank name and address
3.  The beneficiary’s account number and routing number

Citibank Swift Code For International Wire Transfer

For international wire transfers, you will need to use the following SWIFT code: CITIUS33.

A SWIFT code is also called BIC code or Bank Identifier Code.

You would use the above SWIFT code to receive money into your Citibank account from a foreign bank. 

The same concept would apply if you need to send money internationally; the recipient must provide their bank’s SWIFT code.

To process the foreign transaction, you would need to request the following information from the recipient.

1. Full name of the person set to receive the funds
2. Name and address of the recipient’s bank
3. Recipients bank account number
4. SWIFT code and CHIPS UID number (Clearing House Interbank Payments System Universal Identifier).

If you need help locating the CHIPS UID number, you can do a quick search on the Clearinghouse’s website.

What is a Routing Number? 

Routing numbers, also known as ABA routing numbers (ABA RNT), ACH routing numbers, or routing transit numbers, are 9-digit numerical codes identifying financial institutions in the United States.

It’s essential to use the correct routing number to ensure that your money reaches the right financial institution.

Be sure to verify your own and the recipient’s information before initiating a wire transfer. It’s best to contact your branch to go over the data, especially if it is your first wire transfer.

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How do I find my Citibank Routing Number?

Use Your Checkbook

Providing you have some checks on hand, referring to your checkbook is one of the easiest ways to locate your Citi bank routing number. 

Your routing number will always be available on your personal checks.

If you review the image below, the routing number is at the bottom left of the check; you will find your account number to the right.

The routing number will be 9 digits, while your account number can be anywhere between 7 to 16 numbers.

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Fedwire

The Federal Reserve’s website is always available if you need to locate your routing numbers for Citibank but can’t find a checkbook.

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Canadian Citibank Routing Numbers

In Canada, routing numbers are made up of;

• The 3-digit institution number identifies your bank.
• The 5-digit transit number identifies your branch.

The routing number will include a 0 at the start (leading zero), so it will look like this;

0 + Institution number + Transit number

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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