Which bank does an account number starting with 108 belong to?

Accounts with routing code 108 are held by Citibank Europe Plc.. The routing code is the first three digits of a Hungarian account number and identifies the account-holding institution.

Where is the routing code in the account number?

The first three digits of a Hungarian bank account number are the routing code. Digits 4–8 identify the branch, and the rest is the customer account itself.

Where does this data come from?

From the Hungarian National Bank's payments master registry (SHT), which we refresh automatically every month.

108

Citibank Europe Plc.

Account numbers starting with 108 are held by Citibank Europe Plc..

Example: 108xxxxx-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxx

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Which bank does an account number starting with 108 belong to?: Accounts with routing code 108 are held by Citibank Europe Plc.. The routing code is the first three digits of a Hungarian account number and identifies the account-holding institution.
Where is the routing code in the account number?: The first three digits of a Hungarian bank account number are the routing code. Digits 4–8 identify the branch, and the rest is the customer account itself.
Where does this data come from?: From the Hungarian National Bank's payments master registry (SHT), which we refresh automatically every month.

108

Citibank Europe Plc.

Account numbers starting with 108 are held by Citibank Europe Plc..

Example: 108xxxxx-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxx

Companies banking here

Companies in our database whose published account number belongs to this code.

Which bank does an account number starting with 108 belong to?: Accounts with routing code 108 are held by Citibank Europe Plc.. The routing code is the first three digits of a Hungarian account number and identifies the account-holding institution.
Where is the routing code in the account number?: The first three digits of a Hungarian bank account number are the routing code. Digits 4–8 identify the branch, and the rest is the customer account itself.
Where does this data come from?: From the Hungarian National Bank's payments master registry (SHT), which we refresh automatically every month.