The Indian government announced that banks will remain closed consecutively from Friday, 26 June to Sunday, 28 June.
These closures occur due to Muharram, the fourth Saturday, and regular Sunday holidays across various states.
Consequently, customers must complete cash deposits, check clearances, and demand draft requests before these three days.
Prior Days Operations and Planning
From 22–25 June, all government and private banks will function normally, providing standard banking services.
This schedule allows customers to prepare and avoid last-minute rushes before the upcoming consecutive closures.
Digital Banking and ATMs Remain Operational
During the closure, all online services, including net banking, mobile apps, and UPI payments, will operate continuously.
ATMs will remain fully functional, ensuring uninterrupted cash withdrawals and deposits for customers during the holidays.
July Holidays Overview
In July, banks will close on regional festival dates, including 6, 9, 16, 17, and 22 July, alongside regular weekends. However, these July closures are staggered across regions, so nationwide bank operations will mostly continue except on weekends.
Customer Advisory
Banking authorities advise all account holders to plan financial transactions in advance, ensuring no inconvenience arises due to branch closures.
Digital platforms like Google Pay, PhonePe, and Paytm remain effective alternatives, providing seamless transactions during the holiday period.
