Which is NOT a typical service provided by a bank teller?

Issuing credit cards is not a typical service provided by a bank teller. Generally, bank tellers are responsible for day-to-day transactions such as processing deposits and withdrawals, handling cash, and providing information regarding account types. These activities are central to a teller's role in a bank, focusing on direct customer service and transaction assistance.

Credit card issuance, on the other hand, usually involves a more complex process requiring credit checks and underwriting, which are typically handled by specialized departments within the bank, such as the credit card services or loan departments. Tellers may assist customers with questions regarding credit cards or guide them on applying, but they do not directly issue the cards themselves as it falls outside the standard job functions of a teller.