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BANCA DEI SIBILLINI-CREDITO COOPERATIVO DI CASAVECCHIA-SOCIETA' COOPERATIVA is an Italian cooperative credit institution (BCC) operating on a mutual basis in the Sibillini area of central Italy, with a small, locally focused branch network. Its core business covers retail and small-business banking: current accounts, savings and term deposits, domestic and SEPA payments, debit and credit cards, mortgages and personal loans, SME financing (including support for agribusiness), and access to investment and insurance products distributed under MiFID II and bancassurance frameworks, often via group-affiliated providers. Governance follows the cooperative model with member participation and the one-member-one-vote principle; membership typically requires subscribing cooperative shares, while non-members can use standard banking services. The bank is subject to prudential supervision under Italian and EU rules (CRR/CRD) and AML/KYC obligations, and eligible deposits are protected up to €100,000 per depositor by the Fondo di Garanzia dei Depositanti del Credito Cooperativo. Following sector reforms, BCCs operate within a nationwide cooperative banking group framework that centralizes certain risk, liquidity, and support functions. Digital channels generally include internet and mobile banking with strong customer authentication under PSD2 and standard features such as account management, SEPA transfers, bill payments (including PagoPA), and standing orders. Pricing is set out in the mandatory transparency documents (Foglio Informativo), with fees and rates varying by account package, channel, and customer profile; interest conditions track broader market and ECB rate dynamics. The limited geographic footprint and narrower product range compared with national commercial banks are practical considerations for customers needing services outside the bank’s territory or specialized corporate solutions. Account opening typically requires Italian identification and tax code, with additional documentation for businesses.