Vault Dual Control Closing

End-of-day procedure for securing the vault with dual control. Two authorized personnel verify counts, secure cash, and complete closing documentation. Takes 20-30 minutes. Required by FDIC physical security guidelines.

4 steps

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Process steps

Verify all teller drawers are balanced and secured

1 hours from previous step

task

Before closing the vault, confirm all teller drawers have been balanced and their cash properly turned in. Check the teller balancing log - every active drawer should have a signature. Chase down any missing paperwork now, not tomorrow.

Form fields in this step

All Teller Drawers Balanced *

Number of Active Drawers Today *

Count and verify vault cash

1 hours from previous step

task

Both custodians must count the vault cash together. Use dual-count method - one counts while the other observes, then switch roles. Compare your totals. Any discrepancy must be resolved before proceeding. Count sequence: - Bundled currency (straps) - Loose currency - Coin (rolled and loose) - Cash reserved for ATMs - Teller starting cash for tomorrow

Form fields in this step

Total Vault Cash Counted *

Expected Balance *

Count Verified by Both *

Secure cash and lock vault

1 hours from previous step

task

Place all cash in designated locations within the vault. Verify nothing is left on tables or carts. Both custodians enter their combinations to lock the vault. Confirm time-lock is set for tomorrow's opening. Before sealing: - All cash organized and stored - No documents left inside that shouldn't be - Security camera covers the door - Time-lock set correctly

Form fields in this step

Vault Locked Successfully *

Time-Lock Set For *

Complete vault closing log

1 hours from previous step

task

Fill out the vault closing log completely and accurately. Both custodians must sign. This documentation protects you and the bank during examinations. Store the log in the designated location - not inside the vault.

Form fields in this step

Closing Time *

Both Signatures Obtained *

Closing Notes