On the occasion of upcoming Eid-ul-Fitr, Bangladesh Bank will start exchanging new notes from next Sunday (March 31). Which will continue till April 9. At this time, new notes can also be collected from some branches in Dhaka, Narayanganj, Savar, Keraniganj and Gazipur.

Recently, the Department of Communication and Publication (DCP) of Bangladesh Bank has informed in a circular that the central bank will exchange new notes up to the denomination of 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 taka in a special system through the counters of various branches including the head office of Bangladesh Bank.

Customers can also collect new notes through 80 branches of various Scheduled Banks in Dhaka region except on weekends and public holidays. Besides, the central bank also said that the same person cannot take new notes more than once.

Branches of banks where new notes will be available:

Janata Bank Postgola Branch, Premier Bank Banani Branch, NCC Bank Jatrabari Branch, Bank Asia Banani-11 Branch, Uttara Bank Jatrabari Branch, IFIC Bank Gulshan Branch, Pubali Bank Sadarghat Branch, Jamuna Bank Gulshan Corporate Branch, Mutual Trust Bank Babu Bazar Branch, National Bank Mohakhali Branch, The City Bank Islampur Branch, South Bengal Agriculture Bank Vijaynagar Branch, Global Islami Bank Nawabpur Branch, Southeast Bank Karwan Bazar Branch, One Bank Lalbagh Branch, Trust Bank Karwan Bazar Branch, Janata Bank Abdul Gani Road Corporate Branch, Social Islami Bank Bashundhara City (Panthapath) Branch….

Agrani Bank Jatiya Press Club Corporate Branch, Prime Bank Elephant Road Branch, Janata Bank TSC Corporate Branch, Sonali Bank Jatiya Sangsad Bhavan Branch, Social Islami Bank Foreign Exchange Branch, BRAC Bank Shyamoli Branch, Southeast Bank Corporate Branch, Mercantile Bank Dhanmondi Branch, Southeast Bank Principal Branch, NRBC Bank Dhanmondi Branch, Dutch-Bangla Bank Local Office Branch, BRAC Bank Sat Masjid Road Branch, Mercantile Bank Main Branch, Dilkusha, Jamuna Bank Lalmatia Branch, Shahjalal Islami Bank Dhaka Main Branch.