I don't think either that a regular bank will ever accept bitcoins.
And somehow I can't see much reason for them to do so.
A bank would have to make profit somehow.
Just storing bitcoins is not profitable for them because it's not their coins they store.
They would have to collect a fee for storing bitcoins, and who would want to pay that fee when there are so many wallets for free?

I do not think that banks can somehow reach Bitcoin, a free currency, which belongs only to you and no one can deprive you of it.

i think recently no one bank accept bitcoin but i hope that bitcoin will be acceptable in banks sooner in the future and then we can be use bitcoin in local shops for direct shopping and then bitcoin can be use easily in everywhere for any transaction and no one would be convert their bitcoin into fiat.

This is just a waiting time of course, the more people who use bitcoin then the bank will automatically accept bitcoin. If you already have 1 bank which receives bitcoin, I am sure that other banks will follow.

I guess there is still no bank or financial institution that accepts bitcoin nowadays because in bank terms it is not that secure unlike them, and there is no identity like theirs.
Maybe time will come if it is already known .

Banks will prefer not to accept bitcoins because it goes against their own interest.
If they start accepting btc, people will gradually shift away from them and focus on only btc.

It could not be possible because bitcoin is not money, it primarily tap with fiat to have a value. We are in a different world and we cannot merge the two due to big differences, banks are centralized while bitcoin is not. Further, if you put bitcoin in their system, we will not enjoy anymore the cheapest rate since they are making it commercialize for the people to take advantage of the profit which will defeat the purpose of bitcoin to help the majority.

At the moment I am not aware of a bank accepting bitcoins.
I have heared that in some countrys banks are only allowed to accept fiat, so there would be a problem if they wanted to go into bitcoin business.
Besides, I am wondering why a bank would want to accept bitcoins.
They would need a way to earn from the coins people give them, and I see nothing save enough that a bank would rely on.

Wow, really incredible news. But I think that the bank will not fully use the bitcoin as the basis or foundation of any transaction or policies undertaken to enrich the tau became the center of attention of the world. Because each bank has its own rules and always supervised by Government banks in which they must comply in any do's and Don'ts of these Government banks. I see that this has not been a final decision or it could be said that the banks only want to see first how does bitcoin work