South Indian Bank is a major private sector bank in India. Customers who wish to visit the bank should be aware of South Indian Bank Timings.
South Indian Bank Timings & Working Hours
South Indian Bank Timings | |
Day | Working Hours* |
South Indian Bank Timings on Weekdays
(Monday to Saturday) |
9:30 AM to 4 PM* |
Note: It is to be noted that all 2nd and 4th Saturday and Sundays are bank holidays.
*The working hours may vary across branches.
The listed working hours of South Indian Bank are applicable for all working days. However, the bank will remain closed for business on 2nd and 4th Saturday, Sundays, and public holidays.
South Indian Bank Lunch Timings
South Indian Bank’s employees take their lunch break in rotation so that the bank’s services are not affected. The lunch break is usually taken around 1 PM. Customers can visit the bank any time during the bank’s working hours and have a bank official assist them in their dealings.
South Indian Bank NEFT and RTGS Timings
South Indian Bank processes its NEFT transactions during:
RTGS transfers are done during this time period will be- Monday to Saturday (except on 2nd and 4th Saturday) from 7 AM to 5:50 PM.
RTGS is now available 24×7 from Monday to Sunday via online banking.
NEFT transactions will be available 24*7 for online transactions such as internet banking, mobile banking, rap (foreign inward remittance and hi-hi banking).
South Indian Bank Safe Deposit Locker Timings
Customers of South Indian Bank can visit their lockers during the bank’s working hours. Customers are not allowed to operate the safe deposit lockers outside of the branch’s operative hours. Applicants can also apply for the safe deposit locker service during the bank’s business hours only.
About South Indian Bank
Branch Network
854 Domestic Branches (In 2018) |
Number of ATMs
1,331 ATMs Nationwide (In 2018) |
No. of Employees
7,946 Employees (In 2018) |
South Indian Bank is a private bank headquartered at Thrissur, Kerala. The bank commenced its business in 1929 and was set up to offer merchants a cheap alternative to the lenders that charged a high rate of interest. This greatly enhanced the bank’s image and the bank received the public’s full support. Since then the bank has always tried to maintain a good relationship with the public and offered its products at competitive rates.