Since long ago various discussions on Seminars, trainings, symposiums and forums were being seriously thought to form a "larger organization" of the Christian community involving of only the primary Christian Co-operative Credit Unions, Savings and Credit Co-operative Societies, Multi-purpose Co-operative Societies, Housing Societies and Women's Co-operative Societies in different parts of Bangladesh. Finally, on May 1, 2007, aview exchange meeting was organized to discuss how to prevent and medication debt defaulters at the initiative of The Christian Co-operative Credit Union Limited, Dhaka at Daniel Corraya meeting room. A total of 104 (one hundred and four) cooperative leaders from Dhaka and neighboring areas of Dhaka and around 32 (thirty-two) primary Christian cooperative credit unions, savings and Credit cooperative societies, multi-purpose cooperative societies, housing societies and women's cooperative societies participated in the meeting. In order to implement a compromise agreement among themselves on how to prevent and medication debt defaulters, a council called "Coordinating Council of Christian Cooperative Societies" was formed by consensus in the meeting consisting of various primary Christian Cooperative Societies located in and around Dhaka. The Coordinating Council continued to operate on a small scale at that time.

Convenor Committee was - Convenor Mr. NirmolRozario, Secretary Mr. Babu Markus Gomes, Coordinator Mr. Milan I. Gomes, as members were Mr. David Probir Halder, Mr. Sentu B. Gomes, Mr. Bivas Gomes, Mr. Michael Gonsalves, Mr. Sonjit Leo Gomes and Mr. Shyamal James Rozario. Today's CACCO Ltd. is the result of determined efforts of the organizing committee.

On September 19, 2008, a conference titled "Role of Credit Unions in the Development of Integrated Society" was held with a total of 180 prominent people including leaders of primary Christian cooperative credit unions located in different regions of the country and leading people of various churches at the International Jute Study Group Auditorium in Monipuripara, Dhaka. In the conference, there was a strong demand for the expansion of the activities and work area of the "Coordinating Council of Christian Cooperative Societies" and through detailed discussion, everyone agreed that a larger central association should be formed with all the Christian Cooperative Societies in the country.

Initially The Christian Co-operative Credit Union Ltd., Dhaka (Dhaka Credit) was given all responsibility and power to take necessary steps for the purpose of forming a Central Co-operative Society comprising the Christian Co-operative Societies of all over Bangladesh. Dhaka Credit realistically opines that it is not possible to start or operate activities in the whole of Bangladesh under the name of 'Coordinating Council of Christian Cooperative Societies'. Finally on 24 July 2009, the 1st Annual General Meeting of the said Coordinating Council was convened. In the meeting, the name of "Coordinating Council of Christian Cooperative Societies" was changed to "The Association of Christian Cooperative Societies in Bangladesh" and abbreviated as "ACCSB".

In July 2012, the management committee consisting of 12 members under the leadership of the current chairman of the institution, Mr. NirmolRozario, applied for the registration of ACCSB in the Department of Cooperatives, using the address of the head office of Dhaka Credit. But the then joint registrar of the Department of Cooperatives said that it was not possible to give registration under the name "The Association of Christian Cooperative Societies in Bangladesh" and suggested that The Central Association of Christian Cooperatives should be started as a central association in Dhaka Division. He also said, later on, you will get the opportunity to conduct activities across Bangladesh. Then on July 19, 2012, “The Central Association of Christian Co-operatives (CACCO) Limited” was registered by the Department of Cooperatives. whose registration number is 00005, dated 19/07/2012.

CACCO Ltd. is working with the conviction to build a financially capable and self-reliant Christian society by developing an effective and meaningful cooperative movement by establishing close links between Christian cooperative societies, providing technical assistance, maximizing the use of own resources and sharing information.