Bank Suppresses Credit Entries From Transaction Download Making Reconciliation Impossible
Citibank credits corrections to statements but excludes these credit entries from year-end transaction downloads and ledger views, making it impossible to reconcile accounts when the bank has made errors. The data omission is selective — only bank-initiated corrections are hidden — giving consumers no complete record for dispute documentation. Account transparency tools cannot fix this without bank cooperation.
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