# Linking Multiple Chase Accounts to Separate Legal Entities in Digits
If you have multiple Chase accounts under a single login and want to connect them to different legal entities in Digits, there’s a key limitation to be aware of: **Plaid and Chase do not support linking the same login to multiple connections.**
**The solution: Use separate Chase logins**
To ensure each account connects to the correct Digits legal entity:
* **Create authorized-user logins in Chase** for each account you want to connect.
* Use **each authorized user's login separately** when connecting Chase to Digits.
* **Follow these steps for each account** you want to connect in Digits.
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### **Add an Authorized User on Chase**
1. Log in to your **Primary Chase** account.
2. Select **Account Management**, then **Access & Security Manager**.
3. Click **Add Authorized User.**
4. Next, add the authorized user’s information, such as name, email address, phone number, and username, and click **Next**.
5. On the next screen, select **Third Party App Access**.
6. A pop-up will confirm if you want to enable Third-Party App access. Click **Turn On.**
7. Select the account you want to create a login for.
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8. Review the information and click **Next.**
9. If your client is creating the authorized users, they will need to provide you with the username they created for each account. Chase will send a temporary password to the email address that was entered.
10. Once you receive the temporary password, you'll need to log in and finalize setting up the account.
11. Repeat these instructions for each business account you want to set up separately in Digits.
**Watch this video from Chase for a full walkthrough:** [How to Add Users in Chase Business Banking](https://www.chase.com/digital/customer-service/helpful-tips/business-banking/security/add-users)
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### **Log in to Digits & Connect to Chase**
Once you’ve been added as an authorized user and can access the necessary Chase accounts:
1. Log in to your firm dashboard.
2. Click **Add Client** to begin setup.
3. Select your setup method:
* **Starting Fresh with Digits**
* **QuickBooks Migration**
* **Non-QuickBooks Migration**
4. Enter your client’s basic business details and click **Add Client**.
5. When the pop-up prompts you to connect bank and credit card accounts, choose:
* **Chase** (if it appears as an option), or
* **10,000+ Other Banks** if Chase is not listed.
6. Click **Continue as Guest.**
7. Select **Chase** as the banking institution.
8. Use your authorized user name and password from Chase to link your authorized user account.
9. Follow the prompts to complete the connection.
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