Processing Transactions: Cashiers ring up purchases, scan barcodes, or manually enter product prices into the point-of-sale (POS) system to process sales transactions accurately and efficiently. Accepting Payments: Cashiers accept various forms of payment from customers, including cash, credit cards, debit cards, mobile payments, checks, or gift cards. They ensure that payments are processed securely and provide customers with receipts as needed. Providing Customer Service: Cashiers greet customers warmly, answer questions about products or services, and provide assistance with locating items or resolving issues. They may also handle returns, exchanges, or refunds according to store policies. Maintaining Cash Registers: Cashiers are responsible for maintaining cash registers, including counting cash drawers at the beginning and end of shifts, reconciling cash balances, and reporting any discrepancies or shortages. Balancing Transactions: Cashiers ensure that sales transactions are balanced and accurately recorded in the POS system. They reconcile cash, checks, and credit card receipts with transaction totals to ensure accuracy. Bagging Items: Cashiers bag or package customers' purchases, ensuring that items are handled carefully and packed securely to prevent damage during transport. Assisting with Inventory Management: Cashiers may assist with inventory management tasks, such as restocking shelves, monitoring product levels, and reporting low stock or out-of-stock items to management.