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CAL-AS-A-SERVICE • RFC 5545 SYNC

Subscribe to Public & Bank Holiday Calendars (2026–2027)

Generate custom RFC 5545 compliant iCalendar (.ics) and webcal:// subscription feeds combining statutory holidays, central bank settlement halts, and stock exchange closures across 48 sovereign economies.

⚡ Deterministic Calendar Synchronization (Search B Outcome)

Standard operating calendars often track only federal bank holidays, creating blind spots for international teams. HolidayExplore generates dynamic RFC 5545 compliant .ics feeds combining public holidays, wholesale RTGS central bank windows (Fedwire, TARGET2, CHAPS, Lynx), and stock exchange closures. Subscribing via webcal:// automatically updates your schedule in real time without manual re-imports.

1. Select Country Jurisdictions (Up to 8)
2. Choose Calendar Layers & Feeds

Single-Country Instant Calendar Feeds (48 Jurisdictions)

Need just one country? Click below to instantly subscribe via webcal:// or download the standalone RFC 5545 .ics file for 2026–2027:

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I subscribe to holiday calendars in Google Calendar or Outlook?
In Google Calendar, click '+' next to 'Other calendars' and select 'From URL', then paste your webcal:// link. In Microsoft Outlook, select 'Add Calendar' → 'Subscribe from web'. This keeps your holiday feed automatically synchronized with zero manual updates.
What is the difference between downloading an .ics file and subscribing via webcal://?
Downloading an .ics file imports a static one-time snapshot of events into your calendar. Subscribing via webcal:// creates a live URL sync that automatically updates if statutory authorities proclaim in-lieu days or adjust holiday dates.
Can I combine holidays from multiple countries into a single calendar feed?
Yes. The HolidayExplore Composite Feed Builder allows you to check up to 8 countries (such as US, UK, and India) and choose whether to include central bank payment rail closures and stock exchange halts into a single unified .ics file.
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