List of Citibank Routing Number for all States in the USA

List of Citibank Routing Number for all States in the USA - Citigroup Inc. is an American multinational investment bank and financial services corporation headquartered in New York City. Citi (as it's often called) provides consumers, corporations, governments and institutions with a broad range of financial services and products. The bank suffered a major setback in 2007–2008 but today it's one of the largest private banks in the USA and the capitalist world.

Citibank Routing number is a 9-digit number located on the lower left corner of your check used for both domestic and international money transfer into and out of the bank. This number is sometimes called routing transit numbers, ABA routing numbers, or RTNs. Whichever name you may call it, the important thing is with the Citibank routing number, users can be able to send and receive money into their citibank accounts.

If you're a Citibank customer, both home  and abroad, you may at one point need your bank's routing number, so it's important to read through this article and find the specific routing number for your choice location.

Also this post contains Citibank's SWIFT code for international money transfer from other banks, You will get to see that in this post. So without wasting much time, let's get started with the main business of the day here.

List of Citibank Routing Number for all States

Most banks have only one routing number but this is not the same for Citibank. Different States have their specific routing number according to state and sometimes region.

For instance, the routing number of accounts in Texas is 113193532 while the number for accounts in Illinois is 271070801. Some states have more than one number. California for example, has two routing numbers. The number is 321171184 for accounts opened in Northern or Central California and it is 322271724 for Southern California.

If you are looking for where to get your Citi routing number, get the checkbook associated with your checking account and look at the bottom of one of the checks. You should see two or three sets of numbers displayed horizontally along the bottom. The first set of numbers on the bottom left of the check is your routing number. It should be 9 digits long.

Now, let's take a quick look at the Citibank routing numbers so as to help you make both domestic and international transfers anywhere/anytime.

Alabama	N/A
Alaska	N/A
Arizona	N/A
Arkansas	N/A
California (Northern)	321171184
California (Central)	321171184
California (Southern)	322271724
Colorado	N/A
Connecticut	221172610
Delaware	021272655
District of Columbia	254070116
Florida	266086554
Georgia	N/A
Hawaii	N/A
Idaho	N/A
Illinois (including Chicago)	271070801
Indiana	N/A
Iowa	N/A
Kansas	N/A
Kentucky	N/A
Louisiana	N/A
Maine	N/A
Maryland	052002166
Massachusetts	N/A
Michigan	N/A
Minnesota	N/A
Mississippi	N/A
Missouri	N/A
Montana	N/A
Nebraska	N/A
Nevada	322271724
New Hampshire	N/A
New Jersey	021272655
New Mexico	N/A
New York (including NYC)	021000089
New York (Euro American Bank customers)	021001486
North Carolina	N/A
North Dakota	N/A
Ohio	N/A
Oklahoma	N/A
Oregon	N/A
Pennsylvania	021272655
Rhode Island	N/A
South Carolina	N/A
South Dakota	021000089
Tennessee	N/A
Texas	113193532
Utah	N/A
Vermont	N/A
Virginia	254070116
Washington	N/A
West Virginia	N/A
Wisconsin	N/A
Wyoming	N/A

**For international bank transfers, Citibank’s SWIFT code is CITIUS33.