Sell in multiple currencies with Shopify Payments

Also in this section

• Enabling multiple currencies
• Adding a country selector
• Currency conversions
• Conversion fees
• International pricing
• Testing
• Discounts
• Gift cards
• Refunds

Note

This documentation is applicable to merchants who aren't currently using Shopify Markets. We're in the process of releasing Shopify Markets to all Shopify merchants.

Note

Only stores using Shopify Payments can use this feature. Refer to the list of supported countries to find out if Shopify Payments is available to you.

When you sell to multiple countries or regions, your customers can view prices in your store, pay for their orders at checkout, and receive refunds in their local currency. You can choose to have prices converted automatically using the current market exchange rate, or converted manually using an exchange rate that you choose.

Depending on your Shopify plan, you can use international pricing features to control prices for different countries and regions. If your store is on the Shopify plan or higher, then you can set price adjustments and custom rounding rules for different countries or regions. To set product prices by country or region, your store needs to be on the Advanced Shopify plan.

If you're selling in multiple currencies, then you can add a country selector to your theme so that customers can select their local country or region so that your store displays their local currency.

Caution

Some multicurrency apps aren't compatible with Shopify Payments multiple currencies. If you use a themes with built in currency selectors, then you should update to a country selector.

Limitations

The following list of limitations and exclusions apply when selling in multiple currencies:

• Selling in multiple currencies is only supported by Shopify Payments, which includes Shop Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and PayPal in addition to the other Shopify Payments methods. Orders that are placed using other third-party payment providers are processed in your store's default currency.

• Selling in multiple currencies is supported in your online store and in a headless environment using the Storefront API. Shopify POS supports your store currency only. You can't sell in multiple currencies in any other channels.

• You can send draft orders in multiple currencies, however if the payment is deferred, then you can't send the invoice to the customer from the order. You can Mark as paid and Pay by credit card.

• You can't edit orders that were placed in a currency other than your default store currency. Although you can't edit the order, you can refund the order, then create a draft order and email an invoice in your customer's local currency.

• Some banks and credit card issuers may charge customers extra international transaction fees even if the credit card is charged in local currency.

• You can view your reports only in your store currency.

• Some currency conversion apps in the Shopify App Store aren't compatible with selling in multiple currencies with Shopify Payments. Some apps can cause prices to be displayed in a customers chosen currency, but at checkout the currency reverts back to the store's default currency. You should use the Geolocation app by Shopify to help customers browse your store in their local prices.

Location-based tax settings

If you sell internationally, then you can include or exclude taxes in your product prices based on your customer's location. Customers in some countries, such as the United Kingdom, expect prices to include taxes, while customers in other countries, such as the United States, expect taxes to be added at checkout.

To display your prices as buyers in different countries expect them, enable dynamic tax-inclusive pricing in your admin.

If you've set up a tax registration for a country or region, then dynamic tax-inclusive pricing automatically includes the local tax rate in your storefront prices for the following countries and regions. All other countries and regions have their prices displayed without taxes included.

Countries and regions with tax included

Åland Islands	Greece	Netherlands Antilles
Albania	Greenland	New Zealand
Andorra	Guadeloupe	Niue
Armenia	Guernsey	Norway
Australia	Hungary	Poland
Austria	Iceland	Portugal
Belgium	India	Réunion
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Indonesia	Republic of Moldova
Brazil	Ireland	Romania
Bulgaria	Isle of Man	Saint Barthélemy
China	Italy	San Marino
Cook Islands	Japan	Senegal
Croatia	Jersey	Serbia
Cyprus	Kosovo	Singapore
Czech Republic	Latvia	Slovakia
Denmark	Liechtenstein	Slovenia
Estonia	Lithuania	Spain
Faeroe Islands	Luxembourg	Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands
Falkland Islands (Malvinas)	Malta	Sweden
Finland	Mauritius	Switzerland
France	Mayotte	The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Gambia	Monaco	Turkey
Georgia	Montenegro	Ukraine
Germany	Morocco	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Gibraltar	Netherlands	Vanuatu

Learn more about including or excluding taxes based on your customer’s location.

Learn more

• Enabling your store to sell in multiple currencies
• Conversions and risks
• Conversion fees
• Selling cross-border
• Migrating your apps to support selling multiple currencies

Supported currencies

You can accept and refund payments in the following currencies:

ISO country codes for currencies accepted on Shopify Payments through multi currency

AED	GTQ	PGK
AFN *	GYD	PHP
ALL	HKD	PKR *
AMD *	HNL	PLN
ANG	HTG *	PYG
AOA	HUF	QAR
ARS *	IDR	RON
AUD	ILS	RSD
AWG	INR *	RUB
AZN *	ISK	RWF *
BAM	JMD	SAR
BBD	JPY	SBD
BDT *	KES	SCR
BGN	KGS *	SEK
BIF	KHR *	SGD
BMD	KMF	SHP
BND	KRW	SLL
BOB	KYD	SRD
BRL	KZT *	STD *
BSD	LAK	SZL
BWP *	LBP *	THB
BZD *	LKR	TJS
CAD	LRD *	TOP
CDF	LSL *	TRY *
CHF	MAD *	TTD
CLP	MDL	TWD
CNY	MGA	TZS
COP	MKD	UAH *
CRC	MMK *	UGX *
CVE	MNT	USD
CZK	MOP *	UYU
DJF	MUR	UZS *
DKK	MVR	VND
DOP	MWK *	VUV
DZD	MXN	WST
EGP	MYR *	XAF
ETB	MZN *	XCD
EUR	NAD	XOF *
FJD	NGN *	XPF *
FKP	NIO	YER
GBP	NOK	ZAR *
GEL *	NPR	ZMW *
GIP	NZD
GMD	PAB *
GNF	PEN

* Local currencies not available to merchants in France.