By Kenneth Marcos 
Several branches of the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) are temporarily closed today, October 2, 2025 (Thursday), due to local holidays, power interruptions, and earthquake safety precautions.
For many residents relying on DBP for daily transactions, the temporary closures may cause inconvenience, but the bank assures customers that all other branches remain open and ready to serve.
Branch closures due to local holidays and safety reasons
According to DBP’s advisory, the following branches are closed in observance of local holidays in their respective areas:
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DBP Solano Branch
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DBP San Jose, Dinagat Islands Branch
Meanwhile, two branches in Masbate—the DBP Masbate Branch and DBP Aroroy Branch Lite Unit (BLU)—have also been temporarily closed due to power outages affecting local operations.
In addition, the DBP Bogo Branch in Cebu is closed as a precautionary measure following recent earthquake activity in the region.
Regular banking continues in other branches
Despite these closures, all other DBP branches, Branch Lite Units (BLUs), and the Financial Center are operating as usual from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Customers are advised to plan their visits accordingly or use digital banking platforms for urgent transactions, if available.
To check the most updated list of open DBP branches, clients may visit the bank’s official link:
https://www.dbp.ph/…/atm-branches/list-of-branches-open/
For customer support and urgent concerns
DBP also provided contact details for clients needing assistance during this time:
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Customer Service (Weekdays 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.)
✉️ customerservice@dbp.ph
☎️ (02) 708-7087 (BSP Consumer Protection)
✉️ consumeraffairs@bsp.gov.ph -
24/7 ATM Hotlines for urgent card issues:
☎️ (02) 8-818-9511 local 2542 or 2580
☎️ (02) 8-812-6378 (Direct Line)
☎️ 1-800-10-327-8888 (Domestic Toll-Free)
DBP reminds the public that it is fully regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and remains committed to providing safe and reliable banking services, even during disruptions.
For clients in affected areas, the bank encourages patience and understanding as it works to restore full operations as soon as conditions allow.
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