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BANCA DI CREDITO COOPERATIVO DELLA VALLE DEL TRIGNO - SOCIETA' COOPERATIVA is an Italian cooperative credit institution operating in the Trigno valley area between Abruzzo and Molise, focused on retail and small-business banking delivered through local branches supported by standard remote channels. As a BCC, it is owned by its members under the one-member-one-vote principle and pursues a mutualistic purpose; membership is obtained by subscribing cooperative shares pursuant to its statutes. Its offering covers core services such as current accounts, SEPA payments, ATM services, debit and credit cards on domestic and international circuits, savings and time deposits, mortgages, and lending to households, artisans, and SMEs; fees and conditions are disclosed in the “trasparenza” documentation required by the Bank of Italy. In line with Italy’s cooperative banking reform, the bank adheres to a cooperative banking group that provides cohesion mechanisms, centralized risk controls, and shared infrastructure; it is subject to CRR/CRD prudential rules and supervised by the Bank of Italy within the EU Single Supervisory Mechanism framework for less significant institutions. Deposits are protected up to 100,000 euro per depositor by the Fondo di Garanzia dei Depositanti del Credito Cooperativo, and payment services conform to PSD2 open-banking standards. The balance-sheet profile is typical of a local mutual bank, with funding largely from customer deposits and credit mainly to the retail and SME sectors, which implies exposure to the performance of the local economy; interest rate, credit, and concentration risks are managed under group policies and internal controls. Digital banking covers essential functions (account access, transfers, card management), while branch access and local decision-making remain central to its service model. Prospective customers should review the published tariff schedules and key information documents, verify branch and ATM coverage in their area, and consult the latest annual report and Pillar 3 disclosures for details on capital adequacy, asset quality, and liquidity.