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Credit card bill payment through IMPS/NEFT is one of the commonly used methods for making payments from non-Citibank savings or current accounts. Citibank credit cardholders who wish to clear their credit card outstanding using the funds from other bank accounts can resort to any of the fund transfer facilities based on their payment due date. If you're making payment on the due date, choosing IMPS would be a wise option as the fund transfer happens instantly while NEFT payment takes a little more time for processing. As both the options are available in most of the net banking accounts, you can make your Citibank credit card payments without leaving your convenience.
Let's look at the detailed process of making Citibank credit card payment through IMPS and NEFT.
IMPS or Immediate Payment Service is the instant fund transfer facility that facilitates fund transfers among partner banks. Fund transfers or bill payments made using IMPS are instant and can be done even during non-business hours and on bank holidays. Hence, for instant credit card bill payment, you can choose IMPS as a preferred method.
In order to pay your Citibank credit card bill from another bank account through IMPS, you must have internet banking account for your savings or current account from which you wish to make credit card payment. If you have internet banking access for your non-Citibank account, follow the instructions below to pay your Citibank credit card bill through IMPS.
Once the payee addition request has been initiated, it typically takes 30 minutes to update the same in your net banking account. You will receive a message once the payee is added following which you can make your Citibank credit card payment through IMPS. The following instructions will help you pay your bill in a few simple steps
The bill amount will be instantly credited to your Citibank Credit Card. You will receive a message from Citibank on your registered mobile number regarding your credit card bill payment.
National Electronic Funds Transfer or NEFT is another funds transfer method that allows savings and current bank account holders to transfer funds to other banks across the country. NEFT funds transfers will be processed batch-wise with a limited number of batches per day. The facility is available only on working days and the payments will be processed only during banking hours. If the payment is made after the specified time, it will be cleared on the following day.
NEFT can be done at the bank's branch office at which you maintain your savings/current account as well as online through the associated internet banking account.
Once you have internet banking access to your savings account, credit card bill payment through NEFT is almost similar to that of IMPS payment. Follow the instructions to pay Citibank credit card bill through NEFT.
Steps To Pay Citibank Credit Card Bill Through NEFT Online
Once the payee is added to your account, you will receive a message on your registered mobile number following which you can pay Citibank credit card bill through NEFT. Once you receive the message follow the steps mentioned below
Once you confirm the transaction, your NEFT request will then be initiated. Once the funds transfer happens, you will receive a message on your registered mobile number. You will also receive a message from Citibank when your credit card account gets credited with the payment.
No, IMPS transactions can be made only online. To use the facility for credit card bill payment, you must have internet banking account with the bank where you maintain your savings or current account.
Yes, the IFSC code for Citibank credit card payments is unique and is different from regular IFSC codes that are used for funds transfer. The IFSC code for Citibank credit card payments is CITI0000003 irrespective of your location, branch and card type.
Banks typically charge a nominal fee for IMPS transactions. Hence, credit card payments made through IMPS may also attract a fee based on the amount of transaction.
The bank to which you're transferring funds or making payments through IMPS or NEFT becomes your payee or beneficiary. For credit card bill payments, the credit card account towards which you're making the payment becomes the payee or beneficiary.
Visit the bank branch office at which you maintained your savings or current account. Fill the NEFT funds transfer form and submit it to the bank along with the bill amount.
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