Caisse régionale de crédit agricole mutuel de Champagne-Bourgogne products, services and reviews

About Caisse régionale de crédit agricole mutuel de Champagne-Bourgogne

Caisse régionale de crédit agricole mutuel de Champagne-Bourgogne is the Crédit Agricole cooperative regional bank serving the departments of Aube, Côte-d’Or, Haute-Marne, and Yonne, offering retail, professional, agricultural, and SME banking through a local branch network and digital channels. It provides current accounts, domestic and SEPA transfers, cards with strong customer authentication, savings products including regulated accounts, investments distributed via group entities, consumer and home loans subject to credit approval, and insurance brokerage (life and non-life) from Crédit Agricole group insurers. Pricing is set regionally and detailed in an annually updated tariff brochure; packaged accounts and à la carte fee schedules coexist, with incident fees and services for financially vulnerable clients applied under French legal caps. Account opening follows standard KYC and residency checks; some products and lending decisions are limited to the geographic area served. Deposits are covered by the Fonds de Garantie des Dépôts et de Résolution up to statutory limits per depositor and per institution, and securities held with the group’s custodians are eligible for the investor compensation scheme; cooperative shares subscribed by sociétaires are equity instruments and are not deposit-guaranteed. The bank is authorized and supervised by the ACPR within the European framework and benefits from Crédit Agricole’s central body arrangements. Online and mobile banking support remote onboarding in many cases, real-time notifications, secure validation of transactions, and wallet compatibility on major smartphones; in-branch services handle cash and cheque operations where available. Business customers have access to merchant acquiring, cash management, leasing and factoring via group subsidiaries, and sector-specific financing for agriculture. Complaint handling and mediation mechanisms follow French consumer protection rules, and account mobility assistance is available under national standards.