If your bank account has been closed, you will need to contact the bank to inquire about reopening it. The process to reopen a closed bank account will vary depending on the bank’s policies and the reason why the account was closed.

• Contact the bank: You will need to contact the bank’s customer service department to inquire about reopening your account.
• Provide the required information: The bank may ask for additional information or documentation to verify your identity and the reason for the account closure.
• Identify and correct any issues that led to the account closure: The bank may have closed your account due to non-compliance with the terms and conditions, such as unpaid fees or non-activity. You will need to address and correct these issues before the account can be reopened.
• Pay any outstanding balance: If there’s any outstanding balance on the account, you will need to pay it off in order to reopen the account.

It’s important to note that the bank may deny your request to reopen the account, particularly if the account was closed due to fraudulent activity or other serious violations.