<prompt> Human: I noticed, when I am at TD Canada, you have to swipe the debit card when you are with a financial advisor and then they will pull up your details, but can this same advisor look up your details without your consent? i.e see my bank balance etc.Assistant: They can, but it is frowned upon. And if you get caught you can be fired. Source: Friend is a tellerHuman: i have an issue...I know someone has looked into my account before...who is a friend of a friend. so without getting the person fired, what can i do to stop this in the future?or is my option limited to pretty much changing my account to different bank?Assistant: Off topic, but how do you know and what happened between the two of you when you found out?? Very weird situation.But as others have already mentioned, a teller can view your details and it is not something they should be doing if its outside their normal job duties.Human: a common friend made a comment on my bank account which i never tell anyone besides the my encounter with the person who works at td..so putting hte pieces together it was easy..those two hung out a lot together.  <response>: Thats pretty much what I figured, and also: YIKES. I can see not wanting to cause waves, but I would absolutely close my account and let the manager know why. That is a gross violation of your privacy. 