CITI Bank IFSC Code Maharashtra — All Branches
All CITI Bank branches in Maharashtra with their IFSC codes — grouped by city, filter to find yours.
Branches in Maharashtra
10
IFSC Prefix
CITI0
Cities / Districts
4
About CITI Bank in Maharashtra
CITI Bank has 10 branches across 4 cities and districts in Maharashtra. Every branch's IFSC code begins with CITI0. Expand a city below to see its branches and IFSC codes, or type in the filter to jump straight to your branch.
Branches by city
Greater Bombay 5
| Branch | IFSC | NEFT/RTGS/IMPS |
|---|---|---|
| Mumbai ,Corr Bank Funding Division | CITI00000CF | Yes |
| Mumbai ,Derivatives Division | CITI00000DX | Yes |
| Mumbai ,Forex Division | CITI00000FX | Yes |
| Mumbai ,Funds Transfer Division | CITI00000FT | Yes |
| Mumbai ,Money Market Division | CITI00000MM | Yes |
Greater Mumbai 1
| Branch | IFSC | NEFT/RTGS/IMPS |
|---|---|---|
| Fort | CITI0100000 | Yes |
Mumbai 3
| Branch | IFSC | NEFT/RTGS/IMPS |
|---|---|---|
| Citi Bank | CITI000PIGW | Yes |
| Citi Bank Imps | CITI0RTGSMI | Yes |
| Mumbai | CITI0NEFT00 | Yes |
Pune 1
| Branch | IFSC | NEFT/RTGS/IMPS |
|---|---|---|
| Pune | CITI0000005 | Yes |
Branch names and IFSC codes are from our directory; MICR codes and street addresses are not included yet.
Frequently asked questions
How many CITI Bank branches are there in Maharashtra?
There are 10 CITI Bank branches across 4 cities and districts in Maharashtra.
What is the IFSC format for CITI Bank in Maharashtra?
All CITI Bank branches in Maharashtra use IFSC codes beginning with CITI0, followed by a branch-specific portion.
How do I find my CITI Bank branch IFSC code in Maharashtra?
Open your city below or use the filter box to type your branch or area name, then copy the IFSC shown next to it.
Do CITI Bank branches in Maharashtra support NEFT, RTGS and IMPS?
Yes. Every listed CITI Bank branch in Maharashtra supports NEFT, RTGS and IMPS using its IFSC code.
Is the IFSC code the same across CITI Bank branches in Maharashtra?
No — only the bank portion is shared. Each branch has its own code, so always use the one for your exact branch.