
Cha e Bank Juneteenth Clo ure 2025: Are Branche Open?
A new federal holiday means a new set of bank closures, and Juneteenth 2025 is no exception. If you’re used to running errands on June 19, you might find a locked Chase branch door.
Branches affected: All Chase U.S. branches ·
Federal holiday: Juneteenth National Independence Day ·
First Chase closure: 2021 ·
Next closure dates: June 19, 2025 and June 19, 2026
Quick snapshot
- Chase closes all branches June 19 (Chase Bank official holiday schedule)
- First observed in 2021 (Chase Bank official holiday schedule)
- Part of federal holiday (Chase Bank official holiday schedule)
- ATMs remain available (GoBankingRates)
- Withdrawal limits may apply (GoBankingRates)
- Plan ahead for cash needs (GoBankingRates)
- Full list of Chase holidays (Chase Bank holiday PDF)
- 2025 and 2026 dates (Chase Bank holiday PDF)
Four key facts set the stage for the closure: the number of Chase branches, when the holiday was adopted, the upcoming closure date, and the groups protesting.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Chase U.S. branches | Over 4,700 (Chase official site) |
| Federal holiday since | 2021 |
| Next closure | June 19, 2025 |
| Protest groups | CARI, local citizens |
Does Chase get Juneteenth off?
Chase Bank official holiday schedule
Chase’s official 2025 holiday schedule lists Juneteenth (Thursday, June 19, 2025) as a day when U.S. offices are generally closed. The same PDF includes other federal holidays like Memorial Day (May 26, 2025), Independence Day (July 4, 2025), Labor Day (September 1, 2025), Columbus Day (October 13, 2025), Veterans Day (November 11, 2025), Thanksgiving (November 27, 2025), and Christmas (December 25, 2025).
Juneteenth as a federal holiday
Juneteenth National Independence Day became a federal holiday on June 17, 2021, after President Joe Biden signed the bill. Banks, post offices, and most federal agencies observe it. ABC7 Chicago’s guide confirmed that major banks including Chase would be closed on June 19, 2025.
When Chase started closing for Juneteenth
Chase announced in 2021 that its branches would close for Juneteenth beginning in 2022. The 2025 schedule continues that policy. The pattern is consistent: every June 19, Chase branches are shut, though ATMs and digital banking remain available.
Juneteenth 2025: What’s open and closed, including post offices, banks
Banks closed on Juneteenth
- Chase (Chase holiday schedule)
- Bank of America (CBS News)
- Wells Fargo (CBS News)
- Other major banks observing federal holidays
Post office and government services
All U.S. post offices close on Juneteenth. Federal courts, government agencies, and most state offices also observe the holiday. ABC7 Chicago’s guide confirms that mail delivery is suspended on June 19, 2025.
What is open on Juneteenth
The stock market (NYSE and NASDAQ) remains open on Juneteenth. Most retail stores, grocery chains, and restaurants operate regular hours. CBS News notes that UPS and FedEx pickups may be limited but delivery continues in many areas.
The pattern: banks and government services shut, but private-sector businesses largely stay open. For anyone needing cash, ATMs are the fallback.
Can I withdraw $5000 from Chase Bank?
Chase ATM withdrawal limits
Chase ATMs typically have a daily withdrawal limit between $500 and $3,000, depending on account type. A $5,000 withdrawal usually exceeds the ATM limit. GoBankingRates reports that standard Chase debit cards cap ATM withdrawals at $3,000 per day for most accounts.
Branch withdrawal limits
Inside a branch, Chase can process withdrawals well above $5,000, but on a holiday like Juneteenth, the branch is closed. CBS News coverage reminds readers that in-branch services are unavailable on federal holidays.
How to make large withdrawals
- Before the holiday: Visit a branch on June 18 to withdraw cash or get a cashier’s check.
- ATM alternative: Use multiple ATM cards or increase your limit in advance via Chase’s mobile app.
- Mobile deposit: Deposit checks using Chase’s mobile app — it works on holidays.
Customers who need $5,000 in cash on Juneteenth cannot get it from a Chase ATM (limit $3,000) or a closed branch. The fix: withdraw before June 19 or use an alternative bank with a higher ATM limit.
What is going on with Chase Bank today?
Chase server status and outages
Downdetector occasionally reports Chase outages, but no major incident has been tied to the Juneteenth closure. GoBankingRates notes that Chase’s mobile app and website have experienced isolated issues unrelated to the holiday.
Current service issues
As of this writing, there are no widespread service disruptions linked to Juneteenth. The bank’s automated phone support (1-800-935-9935) and mobile app continue functioning for balance checks, transfers, and deposits.
How to check if Chase is down
- Visit Downdetector’s Chase page
- Check Chase’s official status page (Chase digital status)
- Call the customer service line
The implication: while Juneteenth shuts branches, Chase’s digital infrastructure is expected to run normally.
Why are people protesting Chase Bank?
Fossil fuel funding protests
Activist groups, including the Climate Action and Resilience Initiative (CARI), have organized demonstrations outside Chase branches in multiple cities, targeting the bank’s financing of fossil fuel projects. CBS News mentioned these protests in the context of the Juneteenth closure, though the report did not provide direct speaker quotes.
CARI and local citizen actions
CARI campaigns accuse Chase of committing billions to oil and gas expansion while publicly claiming net-zero goals. The timing of Juneteenth — a day celebrating freedom — amplifies the message that Chase’s investments contradict its sustainability promises. No official Chase response to the protests was available at press time.
Chase’s environmental policies
Chase has pledged to align its financing with net-zero emissions by 2050. Yet according to the GoBankingRates report, activist groups argue the bank continues to fund new fossil fuel projects, making the Juneteenth closure a symbolic flashpoint.
Protest momentum could escalate if Chase’s 2025 environmental disclosures show continued fossil fuel financing. Shareholders and climate activists are both watching the bank’s mid-year report due in July 2025.
Timeline
- — Juneteenth becomes federal holiday (ABC7 Chicago)
- — Chase announces Juneteenth closure beginning 2022 (Chase holiday PDF)
- — First Chase closure for Juneteenth (GoBankingRates)
- — Next closure (Chase holiday PDF)
- — Future closure (Chase holiday PDF)
These dates confirm the bank’s consistent observance of the federal holiday.
Clarity check
Confirmed facts
- Chase closes on Juneteenth (Chase holiday PDF)
- ATMs remain available (GoBankingRates)
What’s unclear
- Specific branch hours on Juneteenth eve (most branches close early on June 18, but policy varies; no official source provided)
- Whether Trump can remove Juneteenth as holiday (constitutional process unclear; no source available)
- Effect of protests on Chase’s environmental policy (no official response at press time)
Quotes from the experts
“Chase will close all branches on Juneteenth in observance of the federal holiday. Customers can still use ATMs and digital banking.”
— Chase spokesperson, cited in GoBankingRates
“Several banks, including J.P. Morgan Chase, will be closed on June 19, 2025. Shoppers should plan accordingly for any banking needs.”
— CBS News reporter in CBS News article
For customers in the U.S., the choice is clear: get cash and checks handled by June 18, or rely on digital tools during the Juneteenth closure. Those who wait will face locked doors and ATM limits.
Frequently asked questions
What time do Chase branches close on Juneteenth eve?
Most Chase branches close at their normal time on June 18, typically 5 or 6 PM local time. Check your local branch’s hours via the Chase app or website.
Are Chase ATMs available on Juneteenth?
Yes. Chase ATMs remain operational 24/7, including on federal holidays. Withdrawal limits apply.
How can I deposit a check on Juneteenth?
Use the Chase mobile app to deposit checks remotely. ATMs also accept check deposits with proper endorsement.
Will Chase be open on Juneteenth 2026?
The holiday schedule indicates that Chase will close on June 19, 2026, as Juneteenth is a fixed-date federal holiday.
Can I use Chase mobile app on Juneteenth?
Yes. The Chase mobile app and website function normally on holidays for transfers, bill pay, and balance checks.
Why is Chase closed on Juneteenth?
Chase closes for Juneteenth because it is a federal holiday. The bank observes all federal holidays, per its official policy.
For more details, customers should consult Chase’s official resources.