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How to Add a Credit Card to Xero

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It is very easy to add a credit card to Xero. Here’s a short tutorial on how to do it in simple steps:

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  1. On Xero's main dashboard, go to the top menu bar and click 'Accounting'.
  2. Select 'Bank Accounts' from the list of options.
  3. After that, click 'Add Bank Account'.
  4. Tap 'Add Without Bank Feed' at the top-right corner.
  5. Subsequently, read the terms and click 'Continue'.
  6. Enter the 'Bank Name' and 'Account Name' into their respective input fields.
  7. Tap the 'Account Type' menu afterwards.
  8. Select 'Credit Card' from the given choices.
  9. Following that, provide the last four digits of your credit card and specify its currency.
  10. Once done, click 'Add Account'.
  11. After completing these steps, your credit card will be added to your Xero organization.
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