As banks grow through acquisitions and new branches, bank tellers are the people who keep local banking personal. They handle everyday transactions, answer account questions and build customer relationships face-to-face. Tellers cash checks, accept deposits and disburse withdrawals, and they also refer customers to products such as checking accounts, credit cards and loans. Although mobile banking and automation are weakening demand for traditional teller roles, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics still projects a regular churn of 26,800 openings annually through 2035. Below are some of the top names actively hiring frontline branch representatives with cash handling experience and sharp customer service skills.
Top Companies Hiring Bank Tellers
U.S. Bank
Truist
Regions Bank
Fifth Third Bank
Huntington National Bank
Top Companies Hiring Bank Tellers
Headquarters: Birmingham, Alabama
Regions Bank operates a 1,200-branch network spanning the South and Midwest. Current salaried relationship banker roles combine everyday teller transactions with digital app coaching to build long-term client relationships, backed by performance-based incentive pay, 401(k) matching and paid time off.
Headquarters: Cincinnati, Ohio
Fifth Third Bank holds nearly $300 billion in assets. With roots dating back to 1858, the bank is expanding its 1,000 full-service locations into the Southeast, announcing its 200th financial center in Florida and 100th in the Carolinas. Hiring positions include associate relationship managers to personal bankers and private bank account specialists.
Headquarters: Cherry Hill, New Jersey
TD Bank differentiates its retail business through convenient store hours, including extended-hour, seven-day-a-week service and dedicated weekend drive-thru access. Its branch employees help customers with everyday transactions and account troubleshooting across its North American network, including 10 million retail customers in the U.S. and 15 million personal and commercial customers in Canada.
Headquarters: Toronto, Canada
BMO is the eighth largest North American bank by total assets. In early 2023, it completed its acquisition of Bank of the West, adding more than 500 branches and commercial and wealth offices to its U.S. footprint. With 12 million customers, the bank announced plans to continue that expansion with 150 new U.S. branches over the next five years, creating opportunities for candidates interested in in-person banking as its branch strategy evolves.
Headquarters: Columbus, Ohio
Huntington Bank expanded to nearly 1,400 branches in 21 states after completing its acquisition of Cadence Bank in early 2026. Its customer experience bankers educate customers about deposit and consumer lending products, while eligible employees can access tuition assistance, college discounts and career-pathing support.
Headquarters: Providence, Rhode Island
Citizens traces its history back to 1828, when it initially opened as High Street Bank in Providence, Rhode Island. In the two centuries since, it’s grown into a retail network that spans more than 1,000 branches across 14 states and Washington, D.C., offering teller roles that act as a starting point for employees interested in progressing into banker or branch management positions.
Headquarters: Charlotte, North Carolina
Truist became the sixth-largest U.S. commercial bank when its predecessor companies, BB&T and SunTrust, merged in 2019. Its universal banker positions combine transaction processing with client relationship building. Preferred qualifications include one year of sales or client relationship experience, with benefits eligibility for those who work 20 hours or more per week.
Headquarters: Minneapolis, Minnesota
U.S. Bank is the fifth-largest commercial bank in the nation, with more than 2,000 branches across 26 states. Its client relationship consultants open accounts, process customer information and recommend deposit and loan products, with a posted pay range of $20 to $29 per hour depending on applicant’s experience and branch location.
Headquarters: Buffalo, New York
M&T Bank has provided banking services since 1856 and operates more than 700 domestic branches across the Northeast. The bank also invests in multilingual customer service through designated Multicultural Banking Centers, where qualified bilingual employees can receive a 10 percent pay premium after passing a fluency assessment.
Headquarters: Cleveland, Ohio
KeyBank celebrated its bicentennial in 2025. Today, it operates 950 full-service branches across 15 states. The bank’s hiring FAQs explicitly state that a lack of financial services experience is not a barrier for many roles, making it a practical option for candidates coming from retail or hospitality. For tellers, applicants must have three years of cash handling experience and a high school diploma, GED or equivalent business background.
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