A bank branch is a physical location where customers can access various banking services. These services typically include opening accounts, making deposits and withdrawals, applying for loans, and seeking financial advice. Bank branches are staffed by employees who assist customers with their banking needs. Branches are part of a larger banking network, which may include online banking and ATMs. Each branch is usually equipped with teller counters, private offices for consultations, and sometimes self-service kiosks. Customers can visit their local branch to handle transactions that may require personal assistance or face-to-face interaction.