Tellers in banks are in charge of processing customer transactions and assisting with account-related queries. This often entails processing account deposits and withdrawals for a wide range of account holders. Some tellers are also in charge of other banking services, such as opening accounts, handling safety deposit boxes, and assisting customers in ordering replacement checks. A teller's responsibilities include doing typical bank telling operations such as making deposits, withdrawals, transfers, and cash advances, accepting loan payments, and cashing checks. Accounts of various types are opened and closed, address changes are processed, and security box rental fees are collected. On a daily basis, they maintain and balance the cash drawer by accounting for cash allotted, received, and dispensed. They comply with and keep up with applicable rules and regulations.

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