For now not all banks accept bitcoin. Only countries that has fully accepted bitcoin into their economy accepts bitcoin fully. Other countries where bitcoin use hasn't been made official still find it difficult to use bitcoins in banks.

As i know, no real bank accept bitcoin. Maybe some digital banks accept it and you can withdraw thee money to local bank.
I see many new ico's about cryptocurrencies banks. I hope some of them will succeed.

Some users say their banks in their country accepts bitcoin, but they never say the country and the name of that banks. So I think they're not telling the truth.

In my country, there is no country accepts bitcoin as of now.

I don't know if there are banks who accepts bitcoins but for sure it will come as soonest btc will legalized globally, All we have to do is to wait for the upcoming days, Hopefully it will realized:)

I don't think so. In my experience the "thing" with cryptocurrency is how decentralized it is,so there is no institution which regulates it.

I think no hmmp in not realy sure if no or there is some bank also supporting bitcoin as far as i know bank do hate bitcoin because they cang hold bitcoin just like fiat money that they can control the whole supply and hide it to the people

Here in our country there are no banks that directly accept or engage in bitcoin transactions but there are banks mostly leading banks engage with partnership of our local exchange in which after we convert bitcoin to fiat we could cash out and get our paper money thru banks. The banks will only collect a service charge of every denomination meaning the bigger paper money that we would like to cash out the bigger is the bank service fee that to be collected too.

There is only one bank that accepts bitcoin as a payment of their every customers in our country, but they are not accepting bitcoin as an investment yet, maybe in the near future, and I'm looking forward to that. I still don't know if it is a good idea to invest our bitcoin in the bank but we will never know what is going to happen though if we are not going to try it.

Indeed, it's unethical for them to support what they think will replace them someday, it's a battle of interest here and I believe
the banking industry will aim to continue to control the finance in the country, they will not allow new system will come as the centralization should
remain in order for them to stay in power.

The smaller banks that arrived new at their scene are experimenting. Ripple has been present at Fidor, a branchless bank from Munich. But I had no success in utilizing that in any way.
Dunno why they picked XRP from all the offers. Like wanting to embrace BTC without calling that dabbling with BTC because of some sort of backslash fears.
If any Exchange Traded Funds "ETF" pop up that could break new pathways.