Is it possible to pay via direct debit rather than a card

Is it possible to pay subscription via direct debit as a pose to credit card. We currently pay by card but we are trying to minimise the monthly transactions on company credit card
If yes , who do I contact to set this up

Adobe seem rather restrictive in their ability to accept payment methods.  Different countries often favour different payment methods, and credit card only is a bit US-centric. 

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