
Banks in India will be open on April 2, 2026 in most parts of the country. This day falls on Hanuman Jayanti, but it is not a nationwide bank holiday.
According to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) holiday list, April 2 is a holiday only in select states for occasions like Maundy Thursday. This means bank branches may remain closed in a few regions such as parts of Kerala, but banks will continue to function normally in most cities including Hyderabad, Delhi, and Mumbai.
Since India follows a state-wise bank holiday system, closures depend on local festivals and observances. Therefore, customers are advised to check their state-specific holiday list before visiting a bank.
Even if banks are closed in some regions, digital services like ATM, UPI, mobile banking, and internet banking will work as usual.
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So, for most people, bank branches will be open on April 2, but it’s always better to confirm locally before planning a visit.