This study explores the Role of Banks in Promoting Financial Literacy. Banks play a pivotal role in advancing financial literacy, a fundamental aspect of personal and economic well-being. As key financial intermediaries, banks are uniquely positioned to influence and enhance financial knowledge through various initiatives. These include educational programs, digital tools, and targeted outreach efforts that aim to improve individuals' understanding of financial management. Banks often organize seminars, workshops, and webinars to educate customers on essential financial topics such as budgeting, saving, investing, and credit management. These educational events provide valuable information and practical skills, helping individuals make informed financial decisions. Additionally, banks leverage digital platforms to offer a wealth of educational content and interactive tools, such as budgeting apps and financial calculators, which facilitate real-time financial management and planning. Partnerships with schools and community organizations further extend banks' reach, integrating financial literacy into educational curricula and community programs. This outreach targets various demographics, including youth and seniors, with tailored programs designed to address their specific financial needs and challenges. Moreover, banks contribute to financial literacy by offering simplified financial products and advisory services that make financial concepts more accessible. Transparent practices and compliance with financial regulations ensure that customers receive accurate information and protection, fostering trust and enabling better financial decision-making. Despite these efforts, challenges such as distrust in financial institutions, limited access to technology, and varying levels of financial interest persist. Banks must address these barriers while capitalizing on technological advancements to enhance their financial literacy initiatives. Overall, the role of banks in promoting financial literacy is crucial for fostering informed and financially secure individuals, thereby supporting broader economic stability and growth.