BVR BANCA - BANCHE VENETE RIUNITE - CREDITO COOPERATIVO DI SCHIO, PEDEMONTE, ROANA E VESTENANOVA - SOCIETA' COOPERATIVA products, services and reviews

About BVR BANCA - BANCHE VENETE RIUNITE - CREDITO COOPERATIVO DI SCHIO, PEDEMONTE, ROANA E VESTENANOVA - SOCIETA' COOPERATIVA

BVR BANCA – Banche Venete Riunite – Credito Cooperativo di Schio, Pedemonte, Roana e Vestenanova – Società Cooperativa is an Italian cooperative credit institution based in the Veneto region, formed through the consolidation of several local BCCs in the Vicenza area. It maintains a territorial branch network serving households, professionals, SMEs, agriculture and the third sector, and offers standard retail and small-business services: current accounts, savings and time deposits, SEPA payments and cash services, debit and credit cards, POS acquiring, mortgages and consumer loans, SME lending and guarantees, as well as investment and bancassurance products distributed via its cooperative banking group. Governance follows the mutual model (one member, one vote) with a board elected by members; strategic, risk and compliance frameworks are aligned to the cooperative banking group to which it adheres, as required by Italian law for BCCs. Digital channels include internet and mobile banking for payments, account management and remote assistance, alongside in-branch advisory; onboarding and some lending may still require in-person steps depending on product and customer profile. The bank is authorized and supervised by the Bank of Italy and subject to EU prudential rules; deposits are protected up to the statutory limit through the cooperative credit sector’s deposit guarantee scheme, and the group’s institutional protection scheme provides additional loss-prevention and support mechanisms. Pricing, interest rates and eligibility are product- and risk-dependent, with full tariffs and information sheets published under Italian transparency regulations; AML/KYC documentation and income verification are standard. Becoming a member typically requires purchasing cooperative shares, which are different from deposits, are not covered by deposit insurance and may have constraints on transfer or redemption. The institution’s footprint is local and retail-focused, with credit decisions taken within group-defined delegations and lending concentrated on the economic fabric of its reference territory; customers needing nationwide branch density, specialized investment platforms or wholesale corporate services may need to evaluate alternative providers.