Citibank Singapore - Industry Milestones By Citibank Singapore Ltd. Global Consumer Group

Industry Milestones By Citibank Singapore Ltd. Global Consumer Group

1980s
Citibank ATM - First to popularize ATM banking in Singapore.
Early 1990s
First phone banking service manned 24-hour round the clock by CitiPhone Officers.
June 2002
First Qualifying Full Bank (QFB)-licensed bank to offer the Visa global debit service.
July 2003
First in Singapore to introduce ‘cash-back’ feature through the Visa platform. Citibank Instant Cash allows customers who hold the International Citicard with the Visa point-of-sale debit feature, to withdraw funds from their Citibank account, when making purchase payments at retail locations.
January 1, 2005
First foreign bank to officially establish and incorporate a wholly owned subsidiary in Singapore – Citibank Singapore Ltd. Citibank Singapore Ltd holds a Full Bank License with Qualifying Full Bank privileges and with a paid-up capital of S$1.5 billion.

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