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Banks Closed Today on Fourth Saturday: Check RBI Holiday Rules

If you’re planning to visit a bank today, you may want to double-check before heading out. July 25, 2025, falls on the fourth Saturday of the month, and according to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) holiday calendar, banks remain closed on the second and fourth Saturdays of every month.

This recurring closure applies to all scheduled commercial banks across India, including both public and private sector banks. The RBI’s holiday rules are designed to standardize bank holidays at national and regional levels, ensuring uniform observance.

Customers are advised to plan their banking transactions either the day before or on the following Monday. For essential cash needs, ATMs remain operational, though customers should be aware of possible cash replenishment delays.

Banks also remain closed on national holidays and some regional holidays as per the RBI list. Checking the full RBI holiday calendar can help avoid inconvenience.

Article source: udaipurkiran.com | Image credit: The Economic Times

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