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PNB Account closure Alert

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 20/03/2026 1:31 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 20/03/2026
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If you have an account in Punjab National Bank (PNB), then this update is very important for you.

The bank has issued a warning for customers whose accounts have been inactive for a long time.

If you don’t take action in time, your account could be closed after April 15, 2026.

PNB Alert: These Accounts Are at Risk

PNB has clearly stated that accounts with no transactions in the last three years are under review.

This rule mainly applies to accounts that also have a zero balance.

If your account falls into this category, you need to be alert.

The bank has even shared this information on social media and urged customers to activate such accounts as soon as possible.

What You Should Do Before April 15

To avoid your account being closed, you need to take a few simple steps.

Visit your nearest PNB branch and complete your KYC (Know Your Customer) process.

You can also reactivate your account by doing a basic transaction like depositing or withdrawing money.

If you complete these steps before April 15, your account will remain active.

What Happens If You Ignore This

If you do not update your account or complete KYC by the deadline, your account may be closed from April 16 without any further notice.

Once the account is closed, you may face difficulties in accessing your money or using banking services.

Why PNB Is Taking This Step

The bank has taken this decision to reduce the risk of fraud.

Inactive accounts, especially those with zero balance, are more likely to be misused.

That’s why banks regularly monitor such accounts and take action if they remain unused for a long time.

KYC updates are also part of banking rules to ensure customer details stay accurate and secure.

Important Advice for Customers

If you are not sure whether your account is active or not, it is better to check immediately.

Visit your branch or contact the bank to confirm your account status.

Acting early can help you avoid unnecessary problems later.

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