If you’re planning a bank visit on Columbus Day 2025 — which falls on Monday, October 13 — you should know that Bank of America will be closed. The bank observes all federal holidays, and Columbus Day is one of them.
That means all Bank of America branches and financial centers across the country will be closed, with no in-person services available for deposits, withdrawals, or wire transfers.
However, that doesn’t mean you can’t manage your money. You can still access your account through online banking, the Bank of America mobile app, or at any of the bank’s 24-hour ATMs. These allow you to deposit checks, withdraw cash, and check balances even while branches are closed.
Customer service by phone or chat may operate on limited hours, so if you need assistance, it’s best to check Bank of America’s official help page before calling.
All banking centers will reopen on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, during their regular business hours.
So while you’ll have to wait one extra day for in-person banking, your digital and ATM services will remain up and running without any interruptions. Columbus Day might slow down teller windows, but not your money.
FAQ Section: Bank of America & Columbus Day 2025
1. Is Bank of America open on Columbus Day 2025?
No. All Bank of America branches will be closed on Monday, October 13, 2025, in observance of Columbus Day.
2. Can I still access my account?
Yes. The Bank of America app, website, and ATMs will remain fully operational.
3. Are customer service lines open?
Some limited phone and chat support may be available. Visit the official Bank of America Help Center to confirm hours.
4. When will branches reopen?
All locations reopen on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, following regular business hours.
5. Are other banks closed on Columbus Day?
Yes. Most major U.S. banks — including Chase, Wells Fargo, and Citibank — also close for the federal holiday.
