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# Add payment method
Click the `Add payment method` button to add a new payment method. The following window opens:
In order to determine whether the selected payment method works, we need to "reserve" a small amount. The amount of 1.- in your currency will be displayed, but not debited. After you clicked `OK` you will be redirected to the payment service provider. Select the desired payment method:
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process. After you have added a payment method, it is displayed in saaster:
You now have the option to add more payment types. This is useful if the default payment method does not work.
Here you can decide which should be the default payment method or remove a payment method.
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