How to add a bank account in Xero
When creating an Airwallex Batch Payment, it is mandatory to specify the Xero bank account to be used.
If you need to create a bank account in Xero, you can refer to this article for instructions.
- Create a bank account in Xero:
- Find your account in the Chart Of Accounts in Xero, click on it and assign the Account Code for this bank account:
- Sync the data to ApprovalMax:
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