Banks will be Closed on These Days in Karnataka (2025)

Imagine rushing to your bank for an urgent task, only to find the doors closed for a holiday you didn’t anticipate. Bank holidays are more than just days off—they’re opportunities to plan better, whether for personal errands, business transactions, or festive celebrations.

In Karnataka, a state celebrated for its vibrant culture and economic dynamism, bank holidays reflect a mix of national observances, regional festivals, and religious traditions. Staying informed about these dates ensures you’re always one step ahead in managing your finances. Dive into this complete guide to bank holidays in Karnataka and make your plans stress-free and hassle-free!

List of Bank Holidays in Karnataka

Before we start, please known that Ujjivan Small Finance Bank is closed on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month. The bank remains closed on every Sunday.

Please note that some of the occasions/festivals (example: Republic Day) may have fallen on the 2nd or 4th Saturday or on Sundays, which are bank holidays. Such occasions have been excluded from this list.

Why are Bank Holidays Important?

Bank holidays impact banking operations, from fund transfers and withdrawals to account opening, in bank branches. ATMs, mobile banking and ATMs remain operational., but tasks requiring in-person branch visits, such as document submission (physically) or locker access need to be planned around these holidays. Being aware of these dates ensures smooth financial management and mitigates unnecessary delays.

Planning to open a Savings Account but it’s a bank holiday? Worry not – you can now open a Savings Account and/or Fixed Deposit from the comfort of your home. All you need is your PAN and Aadhar for video KYC and a stable internet connection. For quick fund transfers and managing your money, you can use Ujjivan’s mobile app.

Tips to Manage Banking During Holidays

1. Use Online/Digital Banking: Leverage digital platforms for transfers, bill payments, and account management.
2. Plan Cash Withdrawals: Withdraw sufficient cash ahead of long weekends or consecutive holidays.
3. Set Auto Payments: Schedule recurring payments to avoid late fees.
4. Stay Updated: Check official bank websites or notifications for any unexpected changes in holiday schedules.