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BANCA DI CREDITO COOPERATIVO DI PACHINO - SOCIETA' COOPERATIVA is a local mutual bank based in Pachino (Sicily) operating under the Italian Banca di Credito Cooperativo model, focused on retail customers, professionals, and small and medium-sized enterprises in its catchment area. As a cooperative, it allows clients to become members by subscribing for cooperative shares; governance follows the one-member-one-vote principle and profit distribution is limited by statute, with a significant portion typically allocated to reserves and community-related purposes. Its product range generally includes current accounts, savings and term deposits, domestic and SEPA payments, debit and credit cards, online and mobile banking, personal and mortgage loans, and business facilities such as working-capital lines, equipment financing, and POS acquiring; availability, pricing, and eligibility depend on customer profile and are detailed in the mandatory transparency documents (Foglio Informativo) published by the bank. Lending rates are commonly structured as a reference benchmark (e.g., Euribor or IRS) plus a spread, while costs may include account maintenance, card issuance and operation, stamp duty, and fees related to cooperative share subscription for members. The branch footprint is concentrated in Pachino and nearby municipalities, with operating hours and cash services varying by location; customer support is provided through branches, phone, and digital channels, although certain transactions and onboarding steps may require in-person verification. The bank is subject to Italian and EU banking regulations and supervised by the Bank of Italy, with risk management, compliance, and IT frameworks aligned with those of the cooperative banking group to which BCCs belong under national law; deposits are protected up to 100,000 euro per depositor within the limits and conditions of the statutory deposit guarantee scheme, and BCCs also participate in their group’s institutional protection mechanisms. Investment and insurance products, where offered, are typically distributed on an agency basis through group or partner companies and are subject to appropriateness and suitability checks. Prospective clients should verify current terms, required documentation, and membership conditions directly with the bank, as local cooperative banks may prioritize lending to members and projects tied to the community.