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BANCA DI CREDITO COOPERATIVO VICENTINO - POJANA MAGGIORE (VICENZA) - SOCIETA’ COOPERATIVA is a local cooperative credit institution operating primarily in the province of Vicenza and nearby areas of Veneto, focused on retail, small business, and agribusiness clients. As a società cooperativa, ownership is held by members (“soci”) under the one-member-one-vote principle and with mutualistic purposes defined by Italian law; some products or conditions may be reserved to members, and share subscription and eligibility criteria can apply. The bank provides standard Italian retail and SME services: current and savings accounts, payment cards (debit, credit, prepaid), SEPA transfers and direct debits, tax payments (F24), PagoPA, bill collections (MAV/RAV), mortgages, personal loans, business credit lines, guarantees, and often leasing or insurance via group or third‑party partners. Digital channels include online and mobile banking for balances, payments, and basic account management, while business customers typically have access to corporate banking tools and POS/acquiring solutions for in‑store and e‑commerce payments. Transparency documents (Fogli Informativi) and key information on fees and rates are published as required by Italian regulations and should be reviewed before subscribing. Following the national reform of cooperative credit, the bank belongs to a cooperative banking group framework for risk control and support, and is supervised within the Italian and European regulatory system. Eligible deposits are protected up to 100,000 euro per depositor under the dedicated deposit guarantee scheme for cooperative credit banks, in line with EU rules. The institution’s strengths are proximity and familiarity with local markets, while limitations can include a geographically concentrated branch network and a product shelf shaped by group partnerships and local focus.