Citibank deposit by mail

Citibank offers several ways to deposit funds by mail, including:

1. Check Deposit: You can mail a check to Citibank to deposit funds into your account. Make sure to include your account number and a completed deposit slip with your check.
2. Money Order Deposit: You can also mail a money order to Citibank to deposit funds into your account. Make sure to include your account number and a completed deposit slip with your money order.
3. Cashier's Check Deposit: If you need to deposit a large amount of cash, you can mail a cashier's check to Citibank. Make sure to include your account number and a completed deposit slip with your cashier's check.

Here are the steps to follow when depositing by mail:

Step 1: Gather the necessary documents

• A completed deposit slip (available on Citibank's website or by contacting their customer service)
• A check, money order, or cashier's check made payable to Citibank
• Your account number

Step 2: Fill out the deposit slip

• Fill out the deposit slip with your account number, the amount of the deposit, and your signature.
• Make sure to include any additional information required by Citibank, such as your account type or the purpose of the deposit.

Step 3: Mail the deposit

• Mail the deposit slip and check, money order, or cashier's check to the following address:
  • Citibank
  • P.O. Box 6500
  • Philadelphia, PA 19148-6500

Step 4: Verify the deposit

• Once Citibank receives your deposit, they will verify the funds and deposit them into your account. You can check your account online or by contacting Citibank's customer service to confirm the deposit.

Important notes

• Make sure to use a secure and trackable mailing method, such as certified mail or a courier service, to ensure that your deposit is delivered safely and efficiently.
• Citibank may take several days to process your deposit, so it's a good idea to plan ahead and allow for some extra time.
• If you're depositing a large amount of cash, you may need to follow additional procedures or use a different mailing address. Contact Citibank's customer service for more information.

Remember to always keep a record of your deposit, including the date mailed, the amount deposited, and the account number.