BCC CAMPANIA CENTRO - CASSA RURALE ED ARTIGIANA - SOCIETA' COOPERATIVA products, services and reviews

About BCC CAMPANIA CENTRO - CASSA RURALE ED ARTIGIANA - SOCIETA' COOPERATIVA

BCC Campania Centro – Cassa Rurale ed Artigiana – Società Cooperativa is an Italian mutual bank operating in the Campania region, with a branch-led model focused on retail clients, households, small businesses, and the local productive sector. As a Banca di Credito Cooperativo, it is member-owned and typically applies the “one member, one vote” principle; becoming a member generally requires subscribing cooperative shares, while banking services are also available to non-members. The bank offers current and payment accounts, debit and credit cards, domestic and SEPA transfers (including instant payments where available), ATM and POS services, and remote channels via internet and mobile banking commonly provided on the RelaxBanking platform; activation and strong customer authentication follow PSD2 requirements. Savings products, time deposits, mortgages, personal loans, and overdrafts are standard, alongside SME solutions such as business accounts, revolving and term credit lines, guarantees, POS acquiring, and, through group partnerships, leasing and factoring; investment and insurance products are typically distributed under open-architecture or group arrangements, subject to appropriateness and suitability checks. Fee schedules, interest rates, and conditions are published in the bank’s transparency documentation and vary by product; statutory charges (e.g., Italian stamp duty on accounts and securities) apply. Deposits are protected up to €100,000 per depositor by the Fondo di Garanzia dei Depositanti del Credito Cooperativo, and the bank operates within the institutional protection and consolidated supervision framework of the cooperative banking group to which it adheres; prudential oversight is exercised under the European SSM with Bank of Italy involvement for less significant institutions. Account opening generally requires standard identification, Italian tax code, and anti‑money‑laundering checks; some processes may remain branch-based. Customer complaints can be filed with the bank’s complaints office and, if unresolved within statutory timelines, escalated to the Arbitro Bancario Finanziario. Service availability, digital features, and pricing can differ by account line and branch; prospective clients should review the latest information, including any requirements linked to cooperative membership.