A bank branch is a physical location where a bank provides services to its customers. These services typically include opening and managing accounts, processing deposits and withdrawals, and offering loans. Each branch is staffed with employees who assist customers with their banking needs and provide information about various financial products. Branches are part of a larger banking network, which may include online banking and ATMs. They serve as a convenient place for customers to conduct transactions and receive personalized service. Many banks, such as Bank of America or Wells Fargo, operate multiple branches in different regions to better serve their clients.