Bank Holidays Next Week: Several Banks to Remain Closed for Up to Three Consecutive Days in Several Regions, Check Details

Customers planning to visit bank branches next week may need to revise their schedules, as banks in several parts of India are set to remain closed on multiple days between June 26 and June 28, 2026.

According to the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) holiday calendar, branch operations of major public and private sector banks, including SBI, HDFC Bank and others, may be affected due to regional holidays, Muharram observances, the fourth Saturday and the weekly Sunday holiday.

Bank Holiday Schedule

June 26, 2026 (Friday)

Muharram-related holidays are expected to result in bank closures in several major cities, including:

• Delhi
• Mumbai
• Kolkata
• Chennai
• Bengaluru
• Hyderabad
• Lucknow
• Patna
• Bhopal
• Ranchi
• Raipur
• Srinagar

June 27, 2026 (Saturday)

Banks across the country will remain closed due to the fourth Saturday, which is an official banking holiday.

June 28, 2026 (Sunday)

All banks will remain closed for the regular weekly holiday.

Customers Advised to Plan Ahead

Bank customers are advised to complete important branch-related work before the holiday period. These may include:

• Cash deposits and withdrawals requiring branch assistance
• Passbook updates
• Cheque clearance-related work
• Account documentation and verification
• Other services that require visiting a bank branch

Delays may occur if these tasks are postponed until the holiday period.

Digital Banking Services to Remain Available

While physical bank branches may remain closed, customers can continue using digital banking services, including:

• UPI transactions
• Mobile banking apps
• Internet banking
• ATM withdrawals
• NEFT and RTGS fund transfers

However, banks may occasionally carry out technical maintenance, which could temporarily affect certain services. Customers are advised to monitor notifications from their respective banks.

June Likely to See Multiple Bank Holidays

As per the RBI holiday calendar, banks may remain closed for several days during June 2026 due to regional festivals, local observances and weekly holidays. The exact number of holidays varies from state to state depending on local regulations and celebrations.

Plan Banking Activities in Advance

Although digital banking continues to offer uninterrupted access to most services, customers who need branch assistance are advised to complete their banking work ahead of time to avoid inconvenience during the holiday period.

Disclaimer:
Bank holidays vary by state, city and local observances. Customers should verify the latest holiday schedule with their respective banks or refer to the RBI holiday calendar before planning branch visits. Digital banking services are generally available during holidays, subject to technical maintenance and operational requirements.