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BANCA DI CREDITO COOPERATIVO DI ALBEROBELLO, SAMMICHELE E MONOPOLI - SOCIETA’ COOPERATIVA is a local cooperative bank in Puglia serving households, professionals, farmers and small and midsize businesses in and around Alberobello, Sammichele di Bari and Monopoli. As a mutual institution it is owned by members under a one-member-one-vote structure; banking services are available to non-members, while membership requires purchasing shares that are not covered by deposit protection and may be illiquid. The bank’s offering typically includes current and savings accounts, time deposits, debit and credit cards on domestic and international circuits, SEPA credit transfers and direct debits, online and mobile banking with strong customer authentication under PSD2, bill payments, ATM access, and point-of-sale/payment acceptance solutions for merchants; lending covers personal loans, mortgages, overdrafts, guarantees and working-capital and investment financing for local enterprises and the primary sector. Deposits are protected up to 100,000 euro per depositor by the Italian cooperative banks’ deposit guarantee scheme (Fondo di Garanzia dei Depositanti del Credito Cooperativo) in line with EU rules; investment and insurance products, where offered, are outside this protection and carry market and counterparty risk. Pricing, interest rates and eligibility depend on product type and customer profile and are detailed in the mandatory information sheets (foglio informativo) available from branches and the website; account maintenance charges, payment service fees and early-repayment conditions can materially affect total cost. The bank operates under Italian and EU banking supervision (Bank of Italy/ECB framework), applies anti‑money‑laundering and customer due diligence requirements, and publishes annual financial statements and Pillar 3 disclosures; assessment of capital adequacy, asset quality and profitability should be based on those filings rather than inferred from brand or network membership. Service delivery is branch-centric with digital channels for daily transactions; availability of remote onboarding and instant SEPA payments depends on the specific product setup. The institution’s geographic focus supports local underwriting but concentrates exposures in a limited area and sectors typical of the region, which can influence credit performance through the cycle. Prospective clients should verify current branch coverage, cut-off times, cash handling limits, card and ATM networks, and any requirements for non-residents, and compare terms with alternative providers before committing.