From the teller's point of view. First, if you take it from the passbook, you must first know the password and withdraw it at the counter of the local credit cooperative. If other credit cooperatives in this province withdraw, they will definitely need a copy of their ID cards. Therefore, you must know which local outlet the money is taken out from, and only when you find the outlet will you have a chance to see the original accounting voucher when you withdraw money, because every bill voucher will be bound into a book and put into storage. You can see the withdrawal slip, but only the cashier's signature. As for surveillance video, don't think about it. That was a year ago. There must be no record. Second, if you take it from the card, don't think about it. Any financial institution can accept it. If you want to find a needle in a haystack. Anyway, it's hard.