In the Banking world Corporations are not allowed to make withdrawals against their account using withdrawal slips; they must use checks. Does anyone know if this is true for Credit Unions as well?

Credit unions can't take corporate accounts unless it's specifically written into their charter that corporations can be members. And even then, they're difficult to monitor, as every shareholder must first be a member, and must remain a member as long as the corporation's account is open. (And you guys thought we had it easy?)

So I don't know of many credit unions where the issue of withdrawal slips vs. share drafts even comes up.

Yes, our Credit Union has many Corporate accounts and it is stated in our charter that corporations can be members. Does anyone else have input on this issue of using withdrawal slips?