Yes, most banks are closed on June 19, as it is recognized as a federal holiday for Juneteenth National Independence Day. This means that financial institutions across the United States generally observe this day by closing their physical branches.
Juneteenth is a significant banking holiday observed by the Federal Reserve. Consequently, this leads to the closure of many major banking institutions, impacting services such as in-person transactions and some customer service operations at branch locations.
Major banks that typically observe this holiday and will be closed include:
- Bank of America
- TD Bank
- Chase
- Wells Fargo
While most physical bank branches will be closed on June 19, customers can usually still access essential banking services through various digital channels. These commonly include:
- Online banking platforms: For managing accounts, paying bills, and transferring funds.
- Mobile apps: Providing convenient access to most banking features from a smartphone or tablet.
- Automated Teller Machines (ATMs): Typically remain operational for basic transactions such as cash withdrawals, deposits, and balance inquiries.
It is always advisable to check directly with your specific bank for their exact holiday operating hours or any potential variations in service, especially for less common transactions or specific departmental availability.
