
News India Live, Digital Desk: Bank Holiday Alert: If you are thinking of settling your banking functioning on July 12, 2025 and are curious to know whether banks will be open or closed on this Saturday, then good news is for you. As per the list of holidays and rules issued by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), banks will remain open and work normally on this date. According to RBI rules, banks are open on every other and fourth Saturdays of the month and have a normal banking functioning. At the same time, banks remain closed on Saturday, third, third and fifth (if any). According to the calendar, July 12, 2025 is the second Saturday of that month. According to this rule, bank customers can go to the bank for all their necessary work, such as cash withdrawal, deposit, check, make DD or any other work. However, to avoid any kind of inconvenience, RBI releases banks’ holidays every year on its official website. It contains details of national festivals as well as holidays based on specific festivals or opportunities of states and cities. Therefore, it is always advisable that before going to the bank, you must check the latest list of holidays on the concerned bank or RBI website. Along with this, banking facilities are available 24 hours in the digital age. Whether bank branches are open or closed, you can meet many of your needs through online banking, mobile banking app or ATM. Features like NEFT, RTGS and IMPS are also available on holidays, so that you can easily transfer funds. This ensures that even if bank branches are occasionally closed, your financial activities are not affected.
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