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Update or add new email addresses to keep your Expensify account secure and accessible. You can add personal or secondary emails, change your default email, and remove outdated addresses.
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Update or add new contact methods to keep your Expensify account secure and accessible. You can add personal or secondary contact methods, change your default contact method, and remove outdated contact methods.
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# Why Add Another Email Address?
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# Why Add Another Contact Method?
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Adding an additional email helps you:
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Adding an additional contact method helps you:
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-**Switch your default email** to a new one (e.g., a personal address).
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-**Maintain access** if your primary email is tied to an employer domain.
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# Add or Change an Email Address
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# Add or Change a Contact Method
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## On Desktop:
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1. In the left-hand menu, click **Account > Profile**.
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2. Under **Contact Method**, click **New Contact Method**.
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3. Enter the email address or phone number you want to add.
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4. Click **Add**.
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5. Check your email for a **verification code**, enter it in Expensify, and click **Verify**.
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5. Check your email or texts for a **verification code**, enter it in Expensify, and click **Verify**.
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After verifying, click any contact method to:
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- Set it as your **default**
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# Important Notes
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- You can’t remove your default email until another verified contact method is set as default.
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- You can’t remove your default contact method until another verified contact method is set as default.
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- You can add multiple contact methods for flexibility when logging in or recovering your account.
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