A person responsible for managing, safeguarding, and maintaining records of cash held by a business or institution.
Compound of 'cash' and 'keeper' (from Old English 'cēpan,' to keep or maintain). Describes someone with custody and responsibility for money.
Before digital banking, the cashkeeper was essentially the human backup drive for a business's finances—they maintained physical ledgers, safes, and their personal trustworthiness was literally the company's security system.
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