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About Banque populaire Aquitaine Centre Atlantique

Banque Populaire Aquitaine Centre Atlantique is a cooperative regional bank within Groupe BPCE, headquartered in Bordeaux and serving the Nouvelle-Aquitaine area through a branch network and remote advisory channels. It covers individuals, self-employed professionals, SMEs, associations, and agricultural clients with current accounts, domestic and international payments (SEPA and non-SEPA), and Visa cards (debit or credit, immediate or deferred) supporting contactless, 3‑D Secure, and, where available, mobile wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay; a virtual card service (e‑Carte Bleue) is also typically offered. Account services are often bundled in packages with monthly fees set in an annual tariff brochure; incident fees are subject to French regulatory caps and a specific offer for vulnerable customers is available under national rules. Online and mobile banking (Cyberplus/Banque Populaire app) provides transfers, instant payments, card controls, alerts, account aggregation, secure messaging, appointment booking, and e‑signature, with strong customer authentication under PSD2 and 3‑D Secure 2 for online purchases. Savings and investments include regulated products (Livret A, LDDS, LEP), term accounts, PEL/CEL, securities accounts and PEA, and a fund range distributed with BPCE/Natixis affiliates; life and non‑life insurance are marketed through BPCE Vie and BPCE Assurances. Lending spans home loans, consumer credit, overdrafts, and professional financing; business services include cash management, equipment and real estate leasing (BPCE Lease), factoring (BPCE Factor), and merchant acquiring and POS solutions via BPCE Payment Services. Standard account‑switching assistance is provided in line with French mobility law, and complaints follow a defined process culminating in an independent banking mediator if needed. As a cooperative, customers can become sociétaires by subscribing to parts sociales that confer voting rights and a remuneration that is variable and not guaranteed; governance is via a board elected by sociétaires. The bank is supervised by the ACPR, with consolidated oversight of Groupe BPCE under the ECB’s Single Supervisory Mechanism; deposits are covered by the French FGDR up to the statutory limit per depositor and investor compensation rules apply to financial instruments. Pricing, eligibility, and product availability depend on customer profile and regulatory requirements, and borrowers may choose their own loan insurance and change it subject to the conditions of the Lemoine law.