Before cashing a check for a customer, tellers check the date, bank name, and identity of the customer. Tellers also make sure that the written and numerical amounts on the check agree. Finally, tellers look at the customers account to see if there is enough money to cover the check. Then tellers carefully count out the money for the customer. When accepting a deposit, tellers check that all the information on the deposit slip is correct.
Tellers make sure that the machine has enough cash.
They also remove deposits and the printouts of transactions. The duties of tellers begin before the bank opens and end after the bank closes. They start by counting an amount of working cash for their drawer and have this amount verified by a supervisor. Tellers use this cash for payments during the day. They are responsible for its safe handling.