Lloyds and Halifax have announced they will be closing 40 bank branches across the UK.
All but one of the closures are in England, and will take place between April and June.
Banks across the country have scaled back their branch networks.
The number of people using in-person services has been falling for years as more and more people do their banking online.
During the pandemic this increased, as some of those who had stuck to bank branches were forced to learn how to bank from home.
Lloyds Banking Group, which owns both high street banks, said the branches to be closed have seen the number of visits drop by about 60% on average in the last five years.
A spokesman said: “Branches play an important part in our strategy but we need to have them in the right places, where they are well-used.
“We’ll continue to invest in branches that are being used regularly, alongside our online, mobile app and telephone services.”
The bank branches that will close include 18 Halifax sites in Golders Green, north London, Maldon, Essex, and Bletchley, Buckinghamshire, among others.
The 22 Lloyds branches to be lost include those in Dagenham, east London, Ipswich, Suffolk, Twickenham in south-west London and Harrow in north-west London.
The only site not in England is Halifax’s Bangor branch, in Wales.
All the branches are within a third of a mile of at least one free-to-use cashpoint and a Post Office, the group said.
The closures will not lead to any job losses, it added.
This is a full list of branches set to close:
Lloyds Norbury – London Road – April 19 Pontefract – Ropergate – April 20 Beckenham – High Street – April 20 Gillingham – High Street – April 25 Chingford – Station Road – April 25 Dagenham – The Heathway – April 26 London – Marylebone High Street – May 3 Ipswich – Bramford Road – May 4 Weybridge – Church Street – May 10 Twickenham – Heath Road – May 11 Whitstable – High Street – May 11 Beeston – The Square – May 11 Wickersley – Bawtry Road – May 15 Borehamwood – Shenley Road – May 22 Littlehampton – Beach Road – May 23 Rustington – The Street – June 5 Aintree – Longmoor Lane – June 6 Shaftesbury – High Street – June 13 Newport – High Street – June 13 Ripley – Oxford Street – June 14 Hyde – Clarendon Place – June 21 Harrow – Northolt Road – June 29 Halifax Bangor – High Street – April 17 Chester Le Street – Front Street – April 19 London – Fenchurch Street – April 19 Aldershot – Union Street – April 26 Crouch End – Broadway Parade – April 27 Chorlton-cum-Hardy – Barlow Moor Road – April 27 Golders Green – North End Road – May 3 Putney – Putney High Street – May 4 Norbury – London Road – May 4 Surbiton – Victoria Road – May 10 Chingford – Chingford Mount Road – May 15 Redruth – Fore Street – May 16 Bletchley – Queensway – May 18 Maldon – High Street – June 5 St Neots – High Street – June 6 Whitley Bay – Park View – June 21 Purley – Purley Parade, High Street – June 22 Grays – High Street – June 22