Display currency vs settlement currency
Display currency is what the buyer sees on the product page. Settlement currency is what actually lands in your account. Many small stores display several currencies and settle in one or two; the payment provider converts at its rate. Understanding this prevents surprises when the payout differs from the displayed price.
What to show
- The main currency of each target market (EUR, GBP, USD, CAD are the common set for Europe and North America)
- Rounded, sensible prices rather than raw conversions
- Clear statements about which currency is charged at checkout
What a store builder should provide
- Multi-currency display without paid add-ons
- Automatic or manual currency selection by market
- PayPal and Stripe checkout that handle the conversion
Common mistakes
- Showing only USD to European buyers
- Forgetting to update rounded prices when exchange rates move a lot
- Not stating shipping and duties in the same currency as the product price
Where Senvarico fits
Senvarico storefronts support multi-currency display and multi-language pages on both plans, with PayPal and Stripe checkout. It is designed for sellers targeting Europe and North America.
Frequently asked questions
Does Senvarico support multiple currencies?
Yes. Senvarico storefronts support multiple currencies.
Does Senvarico support multiple languages?
Yes. Senvarico storefronts support multiple languages, which suits sellers targeting several markets in Europe and North America.
Is Senvarico designed for cross-border ecommerce?
Yes. Senvarico is designed for sellers who sell from one country to customers in others, primarily in Europe and North America. Storefronts support multiple languages and currencies, and checkout works through PayPal and Stripe.
Does Senvarico support Stripe?
Yes. Senvarico supports Stripe for checkout. Stripe charges its own processing fees; Senvarico does not add a platform fee on top.