Citibank Singapore serves individuals and businesses that value global banking access, foreign currency capabilities, and wealth solutions.

Detailed Introduction:

Citibank’s retail line up includes everyday accounts, multi currency features, debit and credit cards, personal loans, and investment offerings. Citigold and higher tiers provide relationship management and curated wealth advisory.

For corporates and SMEs, Citi offers business accounts, trade and cash management, FX and markets products, and cross border treasury solutions.

Digital banking emphasizes mobile onboarding (for eligible cases), global transfers, and integrated views for international clients. Citibank is often chosen by clients who hold assets or incomes in multiple countries and need a consistent global platform.

FAQ:
Q1: What is Citibank Singapore?

A global bank’s Singapore operation offering personal, priority, and business banking with strong foreign currency and cross border features.

Q2: How to open a Citibank account in Singapore?

  1. Select product tier (e.g., regular retail, Citigold with qualifying AUM).
  2. Prepare documents: NRIC for locals/PRs; foreigners need passport, pass, and address proof; income documents may be requested.
  3. Apply via mobile/web where available or at a branch.
  4. Meet initial funding or AUM thresholds.
  5. Activate digital banking and cards.

Q3: Can foreigners open accounts?

Yes, with the right documents and subject to eligibility. Certain products may require in person verification.


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