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Bank Holidays This Week (July 27 – August 2, 2026): How many days will banks remain closed this week? Find out which states will observe bank holidays and on which days between July 27 and August 2. View the complete list of RBI holidays.

Bank Holidays This Week (July 27 – August 2, 2026): If you have any important bank-related work this week, be sure to check the list of bank holidays before leaving home. Banks will remain closed for several days across various states due to festivals and weekly holidays between July 27 and August 2, 2026. However, banks will not be closed every day in every state. Holidays may apply based on local festivals in specific states and the Reserve Bank of India's holiday calendar. You can find complete information regarding bank holidays here.

List of bank holidays from July 27 to August 2:

1. July 27

July 27 is a Monday. Banks will remain open in most states on this day.

2. July 28

July 28 is a Tuesday, and there is no general holiday on this day. However, banks might remain closed in some states due to local festivals or regional occasions.

3. July 29

July 29 is a Wednesday, and banking services will continue as usual in most parts of the country.

4. July 30

Thursday falls on July 30 this week; banks will remain open in most locations, except in states observing a regional holiday.

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5. July 31

On Friday, July 31, banks will operate normally in most states.

6. August 1

August 1 falls within this week. It is a Saturday, and since it is the first Saturday of the month, banks across the country will remain open.

7. August 2

August 2 falls on a Sunday; consequently, all banks across the country will remain closed due to the weekly holiday. You may face difficulties in getting banking work done on this day.

Which services will be available while banks are closed?

Despite bank branches being closed, customers can still access various digital services. These include UPI payments, internet banking, mobile banking, ATM cash withdrawals, cash deposit machines, and online fund transfers.

Keep these points in mind—

If you need to deposit a cheque, get a draft issued, update your KYC, or visit a bank branch for any urgent task, be sure to check the bank holiday schedule for your city beforehand. Bank holidays may vary across states due to local festivals.