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BioLife Citicard Prepaid Account Registration Guide (2022)

Citibank was started in the year 1812 and has gained popularity and trust for more than 2 centuries. Citibank has a reputation as a leader in banking services, a subdivision of the multinational group – Citigroup.

Citibank provides quality financial services for many different types of benefits such as: loans, credit cards, banking, and many additional financial services throughout the United States.

It is well known for providing quality services and products that can be trusted. along with financial services, they also provide a Citi BioLife online account that comes with many offers and benefits.

To register for a Citi BioLife Online Account, go to the Citibank website and then follow the instructions below:

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How To Register For A BioLife Citibank Account

To start the account registration process for your BioLife account, go to the link: prepaid.citi.com/biolife and go to the main website. For this you will need high-speed internet.
Once on the homepage, click on the ‘Register Your Card Now’ link, which you will find at the end of the login option.
Next, in the first empty box enter the 16-digit number which is present on your card.
Then, type the security code, as well as the number located on the back of the credit card.

Form Submission:

After providing all the information you have requested, click on the ‘Next’ button and then proceed to the next step.

You need to see more details required to complete the registration process for Citibank BioLife online account registration.

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