Truist Bank is closed on Good Friday

Truist Bank observes Good Friday as a federal holiday and closes all branches nationwide on that day. Good Friday falls on different dates each year — it is the Friday before Easter Sunday. In 2024, Good Friday is March 29. In 2025, it is April 18. In 2026, it is April 10.

Because Truist treats Good Friday the same way it treats other federal holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas, you cannot visit a branch, speak to a banker in person, or conduct business that requires a physical location. ATMs and online banking remain available, so you can still check balances, transfer money between your own accounts, and pay bills through the Truist website or mobile app.

If you need to deposit a check or withdraw cash on Good Friday, plan ahead. Deposits made through ATMs or mobile deposit will process, but they may not post to your account until the next business day.

Key Takeaways

  • All Truist Bank branches close on Good Friday, which changes dates each year based on the Easter calendar.
  • ATMs and online banking through the Truist website and app work normally on Good Friday, even though branches are closed.
  • Checks deposited through ATM or mobile deposit on Good Friday will not post until the next business day.
  • If you need cash or in-person service on Good Friday, withdraw money the day before or wait until Saturday morning.

When Truist reopens after Good Friday

Truist branches reopen on the next business day after Good Friday, which is always Saturday morning. Saturday hours vary by location — some branches open at 9 a.m., others at 10 a.m. A few locations do not open on Saturday at all. Check your specific branch's hours on the Truist website or call ahead before you go.

If you cannot visit on Saturday, branches return to regular weekday hours on Monday. Monday is a regular business day, not a holiday, so all Truist locations operate on their normal schedule.

What you can and cannot do on Good Friday

Online banking, mobile app transfers, and ATM withdrawals all work on Good Friday without interruption. You can pay bills, move money between accounts, check your balance, and deposit checks through mobile deposit or ATM. Wire transfers initiated through online banking may process, but some may not clear until the next business day depending on the receiving bank.

You cannot visit a branch to speak with a banker, deposit cash, get a cashier's check, open a new account, or conduct any service that requires a staff member. If you need a notary, loan officer, or account specialist, you will need to wait until Saturday or Monday.

Planning ahead for Good Friday banking

If you know you will need cash or in-person service around Good Friday, withdraw money and handle account changes on Thursday. This gives you a full day to complete transactions before the branch closes. If you use mobile deposit, photograph checks on Thursday or Friday morning — the deposit will process even though the branch is closed, and the funds will post on the next business day.

For time-sensitive matters like loan applications or account disputes, contact Truist on Thursday to schedule a callback for Saturday or Monday. Some Truist locations offer phone banking and customer service on Saturday, so you may be able to resolve issues without waiting until Monday.

Truist holiday schedule beyond Good Friday

Truist closes on the same federal holidays every year: New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. Good Friday is the only religious holiday Truist observes as a full branch closure. Easter Sunday itself is not a banking holiday because it falls on Sunday, when branches are already closed.

On all these holidays, ATMs and online banking remain open. If you are unsure whether a specific date is a Truist holiday, check the holiday schedule on the Truist website or call your local branch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use my Truist debit card on Good Friday?

Yes. Your debit card works at any ATM and any merchant on Good Friday. You can make purchases, withdraw cash from ATMs, and pay bills online. Only in-person branch services are unavailable.

Will my direct deposit process on Good Friday?

Direct deposits scheduled for Good Friday may post to your account on that day, depending on your employer's payroll timing and the bank's processing schedule. If your employer processes payroll on Friday, the deposit usually posts by end of business Friday. If they process on Thursday, it may post Thursday evening instead. Contact your employer's payroll department if you are unsure when they send deposits.

What if I need to dispute a transaction on Good Friday?

Call Truist customer service on Good Friday — phone banking is available even though branches are closed. You can report fraud, dispute a charge, or ask questions about your account. If you reach an automated system, select the option for fraud or disputes, and a representative will help you or schedule a callback for the next business day.

Can I open a new account on Good Friday?

No. New accounts require a banker or account specialist, and all branches are closed. You may be able to open an account online through the Truist website if the account type allows it, but this varies by product. Check the Truist website or call customer service to see which accounts can be opened online.