📅 Planning a Bank Visit Today? Here’s What You Need to Know
If you were planning to visit your bank on Saturday, July 26, 2025, pause for a moment—banks across India will remain closed today as it marks the fourth Saturday of the month, which is a scheduled off for most public and private sector banks.
According to the RBI’s Bank Holiday calendar, this closure is part of a regular schedule where banks are closed on the second and fourth Saturdays every month, along with Sundays.
🚫 Services That Will Be Unavailable TodaySince branches are closed, you won’t be able to access the following in-person services:
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Cash deposits or withdrawals at bank counters
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Passbook updates
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Cheque clearing
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Demand draft issuance
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Customer service at bank premises
If any of these services were on your to-do list, you’ll need to postpone them until the next working day.
đź’» Online Services Will Remain Fully FunctionalDespite the branch closures, digital banking services will remain operational 24x7. Customers can continue to perform financial transactions through:
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Net banking
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Mobile banking apps
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ATM withdrawals
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UPI platforms
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Digital wallets and third-party apps
So, activities like fund transfers, balance inquiries, bill payments, and even investment transactions can be done without interruption.
📌 Upcoming Bank Holidays You Should KnowHere’s a quick look at bank closures for the remainder of July 2025:
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July 26 (Saturday): Fourth Saturday – Banks closed nationwide
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July 27 (Sunday): Weekly holiday – Banks closed across the country
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July 28 (Monday): Banks will be closed in Sikkim due to the Drukpa Tse-zi festival
📍 Note: If you're in Sikkim or planning banking activities there, banks will remain closed for three consecutive days—Saturday through Monday.
🗓️ RBI Bank Holiday Calendar – July 2025 HighlightsJuly 3 | Kharchi Puja | Agartala |
July 5 | Guru Hargobind Jayanti | Jammu, Srinagar |
July 14 | Behdienkhlam Festival | Shillong |
July 16 | Harela Festival | Dehradun |
July 17 | Death Anniversary of U Tirot Sing | Shillong |
July 19 | Ker Puja | Agartala |
July 28 | Drukpa Tse-zi | Gangtok (Sikkim) |
This list is curated based on the RBI's official regional holiday declarations, and may vary by state depending on local festivals and observances.
✅ Plan Ahead to Avoid InconvenienceIf you need to deposit a cheque, withdraw large amounts of cash, or handle official paperwork, it's advisable to complete these tasks before bank holidays—especially in regions expecting back-to-back closures.
For smoother banking, consider shifting more activities to digital platforms. Most banks offer 24x7 support through apps, customer care numbers, and chatbot assistants.
⚠️ Important ReminderBank holidays do not impact digital banking services, so if you’re comfortable transacting online, your routine won't be affected. However, some tasks like cheque processing may be delayed until branches reopen.
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