💱Show Prices in Different Currencies

Multi-currency shows converted prices in the currencies you pick, with a currency switcher on your storefront. Customers always check out in your store currency, and a cart page notice can tell them so.

How to Set It Up

Go to B2B tax & currency › Multi-currency. The module has one home page, Settings, plus Storefront setup in the header.

Step 1: Turn on Multi-currency

Turn on the switch next to the Multi-currency title. The first time, default settings are saved for you.

Multi-currency settings

Step 2: Configure Settings

The Customization area has three collapsible groups, with a Live preview of the switcher and cart notice on the right. Click Save when done.

Currency settings

Field	Options	What it does
Automatic currency	Show prices in the shopper's local currency based on location	Shoppers see their country's currency when it is in your list.
Currencies	Show all currencies, or search by currency name or code and select	Currencies customers can switch to. Your store currency is always included.
Price rounding	Round converted prices, then Rounded style: Remove decimals or Round to decimal	Fine-tunes converted prices. Remove decimals drops a trailing .00 or ,00.

Appearance & display

Field	Options	What it does
Currency bar design	Show flag and currency · Show currency only	Style of the switcher.
Colors	Background color, Text color, Hover color, Add a shadow to the bar	Match your brand.
Device settings	Mobile and Desktop checkboxes, each with Display position: Top left, Top right, Center left, Center right, Bottom left, Bottom right	Where the switcher sits.

Keep both Mobile and Desktop ticked to convert prices on every screen. Unticking one hides the switcher and the converted prices on that screen size.

Cart page notice

Keep Show a notice on the cart page ticked and edit the Text; [checkout_currency] is replaced with your store currency. You can also set the notice Background color and Text color. The notice appears on the cart page, right under your theme header.

Multi-currency settings groups and live preview

Step 3: Check Storefront Setup

Click Storefront setup and make sure the module and the app embed are on. Save your Multi-currency settings at least once so the switcher appears.

Prices are detected automatically in this order:

1. If your money format contains the app tag, prices from that format are converted. This is the most accurate option.

2. Otherwise, on supported themes (Dawn, Dawn-based themes and Maximize), the app tags prices automatically.

3. On other themes, the app finds prices on the page that match your money format.

If some prices don't change currency, click Show manual installation: in Shopify Store currency settings click Change formatting, replace both HTML values with the HTML with currency and HTML without currency values shown (use Copy), save, then click Verify setting. Stores on the legacy storefront script must do this step. Still stuck? Chat with us; we set it up for free.

Multi-currency storefront setup

What Customers See

• A U.S. customer sees USD ($), a European customer EUR (€), and so on, or picks a currency in the switcher.

• At checkout, customers pay in your store currency (or the Shopify Markets currency, if enabled).

For example, with USD as base and EUR and GBP active, a $100 product shows the converted amount, updated as Shopify's rates change.

In Euro

In US Dollar

FAQ

Can I set a fixed B2B price per currency or country? Give each market its own rule. Fixed prices in Custom Pricing and Price Lists are entered in your store currency and converted with the shopper's market rate, so create one rule per market and pick Specific markets under Markets.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to reach us at [e-mail] or Live Chat.