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Banca di Credito Cooperativo di Bari – Società Cooperativa is a local cooperative bank based in Bari and operating within Italy’s BCC network, focused on retail and small-business customers in the regional market. Its offering typically includes current and savings accounts, domestic and SEPA payments, debit and credit cards, online and mobile banking, and cash services via a branch-centric model. Lending generally covers home mortgages, personal financing, credit lines for SMEs and agriculture, and merchant services such as POS; ancillary solutions like leasing or factoring may be available through group partners. Investment and insurance products are commonly distributed via the cooperative banking network’s arrangements, with standard pre-contractual disclosures required by Italian and EU rules. As a cooperative, clients can apply to become members by subscribing shares and participating in governance, while non-members can use banking services under the same regulatory framework. The bank operates under the prudential oversight of the Bank of Italy within the European regulatory regime; eligible deposits are covered up to €100,000 per depositor in line with EU deposit guarantee rules applicable to BCC institutions. Pricing is set out in official information sheets and fee schedules, with account maintenance, card charges, and transfer costs varying by package; credit conditions depend on risk assessment and collateral. Strengths include local decision-making and proximity to the territory; limitations include a smaller geographic footprint and reliance on group platforms for certain products and technology. It is suited to households and businesses in Bari and the surrounding area seeking relationship banking and the cooperative model, while clients needing extensive international capabilities or the most advanced digital features should compare alternatives. Prospective customers should verify current terms, rates, and eligibility directly with the bank before applying.