Fidelity Teller Opportunity: Cash Processing and ATM Operations Work in Edenvale

Fidelity Cash Solutions has a permanent Teller opportunity in Edenvale, Gauteng, with responsibility for counting, verifying, balancing and reconciling client money in a controlled cash-processing environment.
The role also includes operating money-counting machines and preparing cash for ATMs.
Applicants need Grade 12 or an equivalent qualification, computer literacy and at least two years of cashier experience or experience in a similar role.
Applications close on 16 October 2026.
What will you do as a Teller?
Your main responsibility will be to count and verify client money accurately.
Your duties include:
- Following cash-processing procedures
- Counting money
- Verifying money
- Balancing cash
- Reconciling cash
- Operating money-counting machines
- Packing ATMs
Accuracy is essential because the role involves direct responsibility for client funds.
How does cash processing work?
Cash processing involves receiving physical money, counting it, checking the amount and making sure it matches the expected records.
You will need to follow established procedures throughout the process so that discrepancies can be identified and corrected.
This type of work requires strong numerical skills and close attention to detail.
What does balancing and reconciling money involve?
Balancing means checking that the physical cash processed matches the expected total.
Reconciliation involves comparing the cash with the relevant records and identifying any differences.
You need to be able to work carefully and consistently because shortages or surpluses must be detected.
Will you use cash-counting machines?
Yes. Operating money-counting machines forms part of the role.
You will need to use the equipment correctly while making sure machine-assisted counting still produces an accurate result.
This adds a technical cash-processing element to the position.
What does packing ATMs involve?
The role includes preparing cash for ATMs.
This requires careful handling and accurate preparation of cash before it moves into the next stage of the ATM servicing process.
The work forms part of the wider secure cash logistics operation.
Who can apply?
You need:
- Grade 12 or equivalent
- Computer literacy
- At least two years of cashier experience or experience in a similar role
- Clear criminal record
You must also be able to work under pressure and be available for night work.
Do you need previous cashier experience?
Yes. At least two years of cashier experience or experience in a similar role is required.
This experience can help because the position involves regular cash handling, numerical accuracy and transaction control.
Will you need to work at night?
Yes. You must be able to work at night.
You should also be willing to work overtime when required.
This reflects the operational nature of secure cash-processing work, which may continue outside normal office hours.
Which personal qualities are important?
Useful qualities include:
- Honesty
- Reliability
- Attention to detail
- Alertness
- Self-motivation
- Good verbal communication
- Ability to follow instructions accurately
- Strong numerical ability
These qualities are especially important in a role that involves secure handling of client money.
What experience can this position build?
The role can strengthen practical experience in:
- Cash processing
- Financial reconciliation
- ATM cash operations
- Secure cash handling
- Cash-counting equipment
- Financial controls
- Operational accuracy
This experience can be useful for future work in banking operations, cash services, financial administration and secure logistics.
Where is the position based?
The opportunity is based in Edenvale, Gauteng.
Company: Fidelity Services Group
Division: Fidelity Cash Solutions
Position: Teller
Reports to: Counting House Manager
Employment: Permanent
Experience level: Entry level
Closing date: 16 October 2026
How do you apply?
Applications must be submitted online.
Apply for the Fidelity Teller position in Edenvale
Submit your application before 16 October 2026.






