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When do prices change in different currencies?
The prices in your store change automatically with market exchange rates. You can’t set prices for your products manually in different currencies. When you fulfill a multi-currency order, line item prices are converted into your store’s currency.
Why does currency revert back to store equivalent price at checkout?
Else, the currency shall revert back to store currency equivalent price of the set price at checkout. Same product has different values in different countries in different currencies due to a variety of reasons.
How to use two currencies in WordPress?
With the free version, you can use 2 currencies only. ► Use session: with a website which has a cache plugin, there is a problem where the currency back to the default currency when move/reload the page. The session will help in this case by using the session to save the selected currency instead of cookies.
How to show approximate price in native currency?
► Approximate price: the approximate price option helps you to display an approximate price in customer native currency under the original price. Help customers to see the price in their native currency. The native currency will be detected based on location.
How to enable your store to sell in multiple currencies?
Before you start selling in multiple currencies, test your customer’s experience. Shopify supports two currency values (store and customer) instead of one, to sell in multiple currencies. You can enable multiple currencies by adding the countries and regions for each currency that you want to accept in your store.
What happens when you sell in different currencies?
To learn more about subscriptions, refer to Subscriptions. When you sell in multiple currencies, your online store prices are converted to your customer’s currency. The prices in your store change automatically with market exchange rates. You can’t set prices for your products manually in different currencies.