Banks will remain closed for four days during Easter, which means the public will not be able to access branch services from Good Friday through Easter Monday. Specifically, banks will remain closed on Good Friday (April 10), Holy Saturday (April 11), Easter Sunday (April 12), and Easter Monday (April 13). Branches will resume operations on Tuesday, April 14.
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How transactions will be conducted while banks are closed for Easter
During these days, citizens will need to turn to alternative service methods. Transactions can be carried out through ATMs for withdrawals and basic operations, while banks’ electronic services continue to function normally, including e-banking and mobile banking.
Additionally, card payments continue without restrictions at retail stores, while money transfers can be made electronically, though there may be delays in the execution of certain interbank transactions due to the holidays.
