Which Day Will Banks Be Closed Between May 11 and 17? Check This List Before You Go

Bank Holidays: Planning to visit a bank next week, between May 11 and 17? Note that during this period, banks will be closed on only one day (Sunday). View the complete list of remaining holidays for the month of May here.

Bank Holidays: If you have any urgent banking-related work next week, this news is very important for you. According to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) calendar, between May 11 and May 17, 2026, public and private sector banks across India will be closed on only one day. Since the need for banking services can arise at any time, having prior knowledge of holidays can save you from last-minute rush and inconvenience.

When Will the Holiday Be Next Week?

During the upcoming week, banks across India will be closed on only one day.

May 17 (Sunday): This is the weekly Sunday holiday; therefore, all banks across the country will remain closed on this day.
Since May 16 is the third Saturday of the month, banks will remain open on this day. Note that banks remain closed only on the second and fourth Saturdays.

Other Holidays in May 2026

According to the RBI list, there will be no banking operations on a total of 9 days this month (including Saturdays and Sundays). The holidays for the remaining days of the month are as follows:

May 23 (Saturday): Fourth Saturday of the month (Bank Holiday).
May 24 (Sunday): Weekly holiday.
May 27 (Wednesday): Bakrid / Eid-ul-Adha (Holiday in several parts of the country).
May 31 (Sunday): Weekly holiday.
Online Services Will Remain Operational

Even if bank branches remain closed, customers will not face any inconvenience thanks to digital services. You can avail of these facilities 24×7.

UPI and Net Banking: You can send or receive money at any time using Google Pay, PhonePe, or your bank's mobile app.
ATMs: ATM services will remain operational for cash withdrawals. Mobile Banking: Mobile banking can be used for fund transfers (NEFT/RTGS/IMPS).
Bank holidays may vary based on different states and local festivals. Therefore, before stepping out for any major banking transaction, be sure to check the list of holidays at your local bank branch or on the bank's website.