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Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by Gotocourt: 9:07am On Mar 01, 2025
Basicend:
Wao! That's a scary lot of money.

They used to be the biggest financial institution in the world few years ago. Am not sure if they are still occupying that position.

I went to their branch at Oba Akran, Ikeja, some years back to open an account, and they declined my application. I asked one of their employees, and he signaled something like salary range.

If you weren't earning like 800k per month or so, and they'll check your employers' profile too. Becoz I was not owing any bank.

I used to see them at Chevron offices, Exxon and P&G etc. Those guys are not desperate at all. Very selective and they basically deal accounts of multinationals.
Small money dey bring headache
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by ZUBY77(m): 9:09am On Mar 01, 2025
samwash:
Na so he easy to post that kind of money to customer account, what a costly error.
Who even authorize the transaction before it went through, the first and second officer must be on colors.
Relax. Those were just figures. The bank itself might not have that kind of money.

I went to deposit $17,000 to a bank in Lagos here last week, they credited $170,000. I had to point it out to them through the alerts before they corrected it. They told me they would have found out anyway.
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by advanceDNA: 9:12am On Mar 01, 2025
God abeg ooo....the over night interest for just one day is in millions
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by Tijani009: 9:13am On Mar 01, 2025
ruggedtimi:
Richest man ever in 1hr.
Fastest man to reach trillions
The shortest time to be word richest man #1hr
The fastest to loss such position
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by richeeyo(m): 9:16am On Mar 01, 2025
sofeo:
Great mistake.
Next is to freeze the account, if U.S self see that kind money, they become debt free and more powerful.
😂😂😂
Na ur father land the money day abi
You don't understand the concept of debt
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by jaxxy(m): 9:18am On Mar 01, 2025
Where did they get $81 trillion from??
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by bitbillionaire: 9:19am On Mar 01, 2025
Whoever wrote this does not know the meaning of trillion. And trillion in US dollars for that matter.

Must be a fake news, or the figure is exaggerated. I don't believe there is any bank in the world that has that type of money even as a total value of customers' deposit or total asset not to talk of mistakenly sending the trillions into an individual's account.
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by Fetula4u(m): 9:22am On Mar 01, 2025
Nigeria nko
tunjijones:
.81 trillion dollars?

No entity in this world is worth as much as that.

I don't even think America govt is worth that much.

Below is the worth of richest countries in the world

- *1. United States*: $139.8 trillion
- *2. China*: $84.5 trillion
- *3. Japan*: $22.6 trillion
- *4. Germany*: $17.4 trillion
- *5. France*: $16 trillion
- *6. United Kingdom*: $15.9 trillion
- *7. India*: $15.3 trillion
- *8. Canada*: $11.2 trillion
- *9. Italy*: $11 trillion
- *10. South Korea*by: $9.8 trillion
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by Triplerg: 9:22am On Mar 01, 2025
ghostwritter:
God, I tap into this kind of accidental blessing 🙌
Dey play
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by Nicepoker(m): 9:26am On Mar 01, 2025
datola:
Ah ah. $81 trillions. For wherehuh

I couldn't believe any bank in the world could boast of such amount let alone mistakenly send it to a customer.

Truly, money dey where he dey o!
And you think the bank is worth that amount? It was a mistake.
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by brave04: 9:26am On Mar 01, 2025
The earlier you realize that banks can just print digital money they don't have in the vault and send to your account the better. Banks apart of the Federal Reserve can also create money digitally. This is what they loan to you and i and we pay back with interest(real money).
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by ModCaller: 9:28am On Mar 01, 2025
The money you see in your account does not exist. It is just a number. Anyone with access can increase that number to any amount.

Banking is mainly about balancing books. It is not about the actual money. What they say you have is what you have. It's a dangerous business
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by billyG(m): 9:29am On Mar 01, 2025
Which kind of idiots keep adding zeros like a malfunctioned keyboard,why will d system pays money d bank doesnt have?
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by Blazebond(m): 9:30am On Mar 01, 2025
The amount wouldn't have reflected because they don't have such amount anyways,make una dey read well to understand.
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by ASAPFERG: 9:30am On Mar 01, 2025
ruggedtimi:
Richest man ever in 1hr.
like richest person since the creation of humans grin grin grin
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by appini: 9:33am On Mar 01, 2025
If I am the account owner, I will sue the ban for one billion dollars
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by Achor1111(m): 9:33am On Mar 01, 2025
Where the bank see the money?
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by EXOUSIAng: 9:35am On Mar 01, 2025
zed7:
Unbelievable. How do you mistakenly post 81 trillion dollars? Who even has 81 trillion dollars?

What's the total net worth of citibank? Perhaps, they mean another currency.
The networth of a bank and customers money in the bank are two different things, I thought that was common knowledge.
A bank can be worth $1b and have customer deposit of $100b the money belongs to the customers, it doesn't belong to the bank.
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by omoadeleye(m): 9:42am On Mar 01, 2025
oz4real83:
No bank or organisation in the world is worth that amount, none can even afford it, the GDP of America isn't up to that amount, the gdp of Europe is not up to it, the gdp of BRICS isn't either shocked
Bro. Calm. We know
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by ConDawah: 9:43am On Mar 01, 2025
redcliff:
I swear this na non existent money i dont think any org has that money
In Nigeria, it's not possible to mistakenly make a successful transfer of an amount greater than what the Bank has for settlement. The transaction will most certainly fail.
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by Blackdisciple(m): 9:44am On Mar 01, 2025
Kai.... shocked shocked shocked shocked I don faint only by reading the news 81 wetin
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by MrRemedyAlagbo(m): 9:59am On Mar 01, 2025
ghostwritter:
God, I tap into this kind of accidental blessing 🙌
There's no way you can go away or free with this kind of blessing.
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by TossTos(m): 10:01am On Mar 01, 2025
No be only Citi group na citiworld .. you better correct this mistake . Na $8.1m .
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by Mrexcell(m): 10:02am On Mar 01, 2025
So one single bank in the US have such huge amount in their treasury?
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by Tempulated: 10:02am On Mar 01, 2025
Lol no be only 81 Trillion, Na 81 Quintilliongrin

Nonsense!!!
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by YemyTemmy: 10:03am On Mar 01, 2025
Make dem just do that kine mistake for my account.... I go just buy Ghana, togo and Benin republic, use the whole place as farm..... Go to South Africa and select 2 million babes with big yansh , make dem con dey dance for me.... I go build house for them for iyana ipaja
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by Tempulated: 10:04am On Mar 01, 2025
TossTos:
No be only Citi group na citiworld .. you better correct this mistake . Na $8.1m .
You dey mind dem mumu wey dey believe this lamba lol. Even US as a country no get that kind moneygrin
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by Trueprophet91: 10:18am On Mar 01, 2025
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by AdeolaOmoOba(m): 10:25am On Mar 01, 2025
USAID money
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by TheBillyonaire: 10:49am On Mar 01, 2025
There is only one possibility, and that is citibank has the functionality and capability to create entries in the 'mint' database and disburse without any required approval from Federal Reserve.

It therefore means that the Federal Reserve owners, also own Citigroup and may be 3 more banks that I can think of.

Hurrary America, the House of Cards. They can mint fake numbers called money, yet they have homeless people.

We should be not proud of these people. We should learn from their fraudulent systems.
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by oliverwrites: 10:51am On Mar 01, 2025
Reading the comments on the first page shows the IQ level in Nigeria is very low.

The bank doesn't need to have the money, it is electronic transfer ffs.
Re: Citigroup Mistakenly Credits $81 Trillion To Customer Account by clydecarson(m): 10:57am On Mar 01, 2025
dre11:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/citi-mistakenly-credited-81-trillion-to-customer-account/
They run go use the guys account clean the money

Money launders at work
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