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Citibank Singapore SWIFT Code 2026: BIC and Transfer Details

Citibank Singapore Swift Code

Citibank Singapore SWIFT code details depend on the legal entity, transfer currency and payment rail. For Citibank Singapore Limited SGD payment instructions, Citi lists CITISGSLXXX with bank code 9201. Citibank N.A. Singapore Branch uses CITISGSGXXX with bank code 7214. Some other-currency Citi Singapore contexts may show CITISGSGGCB, so the safest transfer setup is to match the BIC, legal entity name, beneficiary name and account number before sending funds.

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Citibank Singapore SWIFT Code Details

Bank
Citibank Singapore Limited / Citibank N.A. Singapore Branch
Main BIC for Citibank Singapore Limited SGD Instructions
CITISGSLXXX
8-Character BIC Version
CITISGSL
Bank Code for Citibank Singapore Limited
9201
Citibank N.A. Singapore Branch BIC
CITISGSGXXX
Bank Code for Citibank N.A.
7214
Other-Currency Citi Context Listed by Citi
CITISGSGGCB
Country
Singapore
Used For
FAST, GIRO, MEPS, Telegraphic Transfer and overseas remittance checks
Official Verification
Citi payment notice

For branch access, customer service context and local banking profile details, the separate Citibank Singapore profile and Citibank branch locations pages are useful supporting references. Transfer codes should still be confirmed through Citi or the sending bank before a new payee is saved.

Transfer caution: a SWIFT/BIC is not enough on its own. Check the beneficiary’s legal bank name, account number, currency, branch code if requested, payment rail and any intermediary bank details shown by the receiving bank.

What the Citibank Singapore BIC Means

CITI

The first four letters identify the Citi banking group in SWIFT/BIC format.

SG

The next two letters identify Singapore as the country location.

SL or SG

The following two characters identify the location or entity context used by the bank.

XXX or GCB

The final three characters may identify the head office or a specific Citi business context.

A SWIFT/BIC may be shown as 8 characters or 11 characters. For example, CITISGSL is the 8-character BIC listed in some Singapore payment references, while CITISGSLXXX is the 11-character version commonly entered in transfer forms when a branch suffix is required. For a wider comparison across banks, use the major Singapore SWIFT codes reference.

When the Citibank Singapore Code Is Used

1. Identify the receiving Citi entity

Confirm whether the account is under Citibank Singapore Limited or Citibank N.A. Singapore Branch. The BIC and bank code can differ.

2. Match the payment rail

FAST, GIRO, MEPS and incoming SGD telegraphic transfers may require Citibank Singapore Limited code details for SGD payments.

3. Check the currency

SGD payment instructions and other-currency transfer instructions may not use the same Citi code in every context.

4. Verify fees and timing

Overseas transfers can involve bank charges, cable fees, FX spreads or intermediary bank charges. The international transfer fees page explains the common cost items.

SWIFT Code vs Bank Code vs Branch Code

Code TypeExample for Citi SingaporeWhere It AppearsWhat to Check
SWIFT / BICCITISGSLXXX, CITISGSGXXX, CITISGSGGCBInternational transfer, TT, bank-to-bank message, some local payment setup screensLegal entity, currency and beneficiary account details
Bank Code9201 for Citibank Singapore Limited; 7214 for Citibank N.A.FAST, GIRO, MEPS, payment files and local bank dropdownsCorrect Citi entity and bank description
Branch Code011, 012, 013 and other 3-digit branch codesSome ACH, GIRO or vendor payment formatsBranch or unit name linked to the account setup
Account NumberCustomer-specific numberAll transfersBeneficiary name, bank name and receiving currency

Local payment screens may also refer to Singapore payment rails. The FAST transfer system and GIRO setup checks pages explain how local transfers differ from overseas remittances.

Citibank Singapore Transfer Detail Table

Transfer ContextCode to CheckBank CodeCurrencyPayment RailBefore SendingOfficial Verification
Incoming SGD transfer to Citibank Singapore LimitedCITISGSLXXX or CITISGSL9201SGDFAST, GIRO, MEPS, TTConfirm the receiving account is under Citibank Singapore Limited.Citi notice
Incoming SGD transfer to Citibank N.A. Singapore BranchCITISGSGXXX or CITISGSG7214SGDFAST, GIRO, MEPS, TTConfirm the bank description is Citibank N.A. and not Citibank Singapore Limited.Citi payments
Other-currency Citi Singapore transfer contextCITISGSGGCBNot listed in Citi tableNon-SGD contextTelegraphic transfer / overseas transferAsk the beneficiary or Citi to confirm the correct other-currency instruction.Citi transfer page
Local FAST payee setup from another Singapore bankCITISGSL9201SGDFASTSelect Citibank Singapore Limited if the recipient account belongs to that entity.ABS BIC list
GIRO or eGIRO arrangementCITISGSL or bank code 92019201SGDGIRO / eGIROUse the bank name and code requested by the billing organisation or payment file format.Citi payments
Corporate payment file or vendor payment setupCITISGSL, CITISGSG or branch-specific local code9201 or 7214SGD or foreign currencyFAST, GIRO, MEPS, TTMatch the Citi legal entity, bank code and branch code required by the payment template.Approved banks list

Payment forms can label the same field differently. “BIC”, “SWIFT”, “bank identifier”, “bank code” and “branch code” should not be treated as interchangeable unless the sending bank’s form says so.

Citibank Singapore Branch Codes

Some local payment files and vendor forms ask for a 3-digit branch code in addition to the 4-digit bank code. The branch code is not the same as the last three characters of a SWIFT/BIC. For broader local code context, use the Singapore bank code list before setting up a recurring payment.

Branch CodeBranch / Unit NameBank CodePayment ContextVerification
011Capital Square9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
012Macdonald House9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
013Jurong East9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
015Esplanade9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
017Cuscaden Road9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
018Citibank Card Centre9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
019Great World City9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
020Parkway Parade9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
021Paragon9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
022Punggol9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
023Marina Bay Sands9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
024VivoCity9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
025Holland Village9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
026Ang Mo Kio9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
027Tampines Plaza9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
028SMRT9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
029Serangoon9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
031Private Bank9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
032Asia Square9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list
033Woodlands9201Citibank Singapore Limited local payment codeCheck official list

Branch code references can change when payment formats, branch records or bank entity records are updated. Check the approved bank list, the receiving bank’s instruction and the sender bank’s payment file rules before submitting a large or recurring transfer.

Verification Notes for Citibank Transfers

Use the Legal Entity Name

Citibank Singapore Limited and Citibank N.A. Singapore Branch are not the same selection in all payment systems.

Check the Currency

SGD instructions may use a different Citi BIC from some other-currency transfer contexts.

Review Payment Charges

Cable fees, FX spreads, intermediary bank charges and returned-payment costs may apply depending on the transfer path.

Public sources used for verification: Citi Singapore overseas fund transfer notice, Citi Singapore online payments page, the Association of Banks in Singapore SWIFT BIC list for participating GIRO banks, and public approved-bank / ACH branch code references. External source pages can change without notice, so final payment instructions should come from Citi or the sender bank’s live transfer screen.

Citi overseas transfers | Citi online payments | ABS SWIFT BIC list | ACH code reference

FAQ

What is the main Citibank Singapore SWIFT code for SGD transfers?

For Citibank Singapore Limited SGD payment instructions, Citi lists CITISGSLXXX. Some local BIC lists show the 8-character version, CITISGSL.

Is CITISGSGXXX still used in Singapore?

Yes. Citi lists CITISGSGXXX for Citibank N.A. Singapore Branch. It should not be used as a default for every Citibank Singapore Limited SGD transfer.

What is Citibank Singapore Limited bank code?

Citibank Singapore Limited is listed with bank code 9201. Citibank N.A. Singapore Branch is listed with bank code 7214.

Do I need a branch code for a SWIFT transfer?

Many overseas SWIFT transfers do not ask for a Singapore branch code, but some local payment files, GIRO setups or vendor forms may request one. Use the branch code requested by the sender bank or payment template.

What should I verify before sending money to Citibank Singapore?

Confirm the beneficiary name, account number, legal bank entity, SWIFT/BIC, bank code, branch code if requested, currency and fee disclosure before submitting the payment.

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