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IndusInd Bank has informed its customers about upcoming planned system maintenance, which will temporarily impact certain banking services. According to an official communication sent via email, the bank has scheduled maintenance activity on two days to ensure better service quality and system efficiency.The scheduled system maintenance by IndusInd Bank will take place on June 12, 2025, and June 14, 2025, during the early morning hours from 12:00 AM to 5:00 AM IST on both days.Also read: Special FD rate up to 7.65%: Indian Bank revises IND SECURE FD rates for limited period During these five-hour windows on each day, customers may not be able to access banking services. Therefore, IndusInd Bank advises its customers to plan their financial transactions in advance to avoid any disruption or inconvenience.According to the mail sent by IndusInd, 'As part of our ongoing commitment to offering you the best banking experience, we are conducting essential system maintenance as per given below schedule.•June 12 th , 2025 - 12 AM to 5 AM (IST)•June 14 th , 2025 - 12 AM to 5 AM (IST)Please note that our services will be unavailable during this time. Therefore, you are advised to plan your banking transactions in advance.'Due to the scheduled maintenance:All regular banking services will be inaccessible during the mentioned hours.Scheduled payments and standing instructions may experience delays, as they will be processed after the upgrade is completed.However, there will be no impact on credit card, prepaid card, and forex card transactions.IndusInd Bank urges all customers to exercise caution during the maintenance window. The bank has reiterated that it never asks for personal information, such as PIN numbers, passwords, OTPs or any sensitive account details.Customers are strongly advised not to share such information with anyone posing as a bank representative.However, please note that there will be no impact on Credit card, Prepaid and Forex card transactions.Banks upgrade their systems and software frequently to offer new features, increase security, and enhance performance. Often, this calls for a brief pause. Outages are less likely when banks do scheduled maintenance, which enables them to identify and address possible issues before they interfere with business operations.Last week, HDFC Bank had scheduled essential system maintenance on June 8, 2025 to improve customer experience and upgrade banking infrastructure. During this period, several digital banking services, including UPI transactions, were temporarily unavailable for customers, the bank informed its customers via mail.Axis Bank had also announced a scheduled maintenance window that temporarily affected credit card transactions on June 6, 2025. The bank informed its customers via text message stating, 'Due to maintenance downtime, you will be unable to transact with Axis Bank Credit Card/s on 06-06-25 from 02:00 AM to 02:45 AM IST. Regret any inconvenience.'
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