Multi-Currency

Show shop prices in the visitor's currency without touching how orders and
payments work.

How it works

• Add display currencies (e.g. USD, GBP, PLN) with a symbol and a rate:

how much of that currency 1 unit of your base shop currency costs.

• Currencies marked ECB auto-update refresh daily from the European

Central Bank reference rates (no API keys; any base currency works via
cross-rates). Manual currencies keep whatever rate you type.

• A floating currency switcher appears on the site when at least one

display currency is active. The choice is remembered in a cookie for
180 days.

• Every price rendered through the shop's {price} tag is converted and

formatted with the currency's own decimals.

Orders stay in the base currency

Checkout, order totals and payment gateways always use the base shop
currency — converted prices are display only. This is the safe standard:
Stripe/PayPal receive exactly the amount and currency they were configured
for, and your accounting stays in one currency.

Setup checklist

1. Add currencies in Currencies (e.g. code USD, symbol $).
2. Press Update rates from ECB once, then add the daily cron line

shown on the page.

1. Done — the switcher appears on the site automatically (can be disabled

in settings; themes may also place links to /multicurrency/set/{code}
wherever they like).

Requires the Shop plugin.