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# Payment methods

In the settings under "Finances" and then under "Payment methods", you define which payment methods are available in Die Agenturverwaltung and where each one is posted: in the cash book, by direct debit, or as a credit card payment. In addition, you can assign a general ledger account to each payment method. 

### Create new payment method

1. At the top right, on **Create payment method** click.
2. Assign a unique name.
3. Enable the toggles for the desired areas (cash book, direct debit, credit card).
4. Assign a general ledger account if needed.
5. Save.

In addition, you can define which payment method the cash book reflects. 

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