<prompt> Human: Company switched corporate Credit Cards. Now wants us to provide savingschecking account information should there be any undue personal charges. Is this standard practice?Any personal charges accrued on Credit Cards used to be taken from our paychecks. The new system makes me uncomfortable, but I dont want to raise a stink if it is fairly normal.  <response>: No, this is not standard practice. Having account information is a poor enforcement mechanism as ub3nelson pointed out. Enforcement is covered through you signing off on s corporate policy stating that you are accountable for any personal charges incurred. 