# Sell in more than one currency > Add currencies, choose how their prices are worked out, decide whether orders are charged in them, set per-currency limits, and show the right currency to each visitor. Product: NijeesWeb online store builder · Source: https://www.nijeesweb.com/docs/ecommerce/payments/currencies · Updated 2026-10-06 Every store has one **default currency** — Indian rupees for most — in which you enter every price, shipping charge, coupon and limit. You can add more currencies so visitors from abroad see prices in their own money, and optionally pay in it. ![The currencies screen](https://www.nijeesweb.com/marketing/img/docs/ecommerce/admin/currencies-1200.webp "Currencies: the default currency, the multi-currency switch, and the tabs for detection, the switcher and exchange rates") ## Add a currency 1. Go to **Currencies** and select **Add currency**. 2. Choose the currency. It starts **hidden** until it has an exchange rate, and the countries that use it are filled in for you. 3. Select **Configure** on its row and work through the sections below. 4. Set its **Status** to **Live**. 5. Switch on **Multi-currency** at the top of the Currencies screen. Until then shoppers see only your default currency. ## Pricing — how its prices are worked out ![Configuring a currency](https://www.nijeesweb.com/marketing/img/docs/ecommerce/admin/currency-edit-1200.webp "Configure a currency: pricing, checkout, order limits, who sees it, number format, name and status") - **Convert at the live exchange rate** *(easiest)* — every price is your rupee price × today's rate, refreshed automatically. - **Convert at my own rate** — you type the rate, and prices change only when you change it. - **Enter prices per product** — type a price on each product's pricing box; products without one are converted, so nothing is ever unpriced. Then: - **Adjust the rate by** a percentage — to cover card and exchange fees, or a regional premium. A negative figure lowers prices. - **Rounding converted prices** — **Exact**, or round to the nearest step, up or down, and **End every price in** — for example step 1 and ending 0.99 turns 23.40 into 23.99. Rounding applies to converted prices only; prices you type are used exactly. - **Try a price** to preview the result. ## Checkout — charged in it, or only shown - **Charge orders in this currency** — the cart, checkout, payment and invoice are all in it. You need a payment method that accepts it: Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay or CCAvenue for most foreign currencies. Cash on delivery accepts any currency. - **Show prices in this currency, charge in rupees** — *display only*: shoppers browse in it, then the cart and checkout switch to rupees and they pay in rupees. The screen warns you if no active payment method accepts the currency: shoppers could not check out. ## Order limits **Order & COD limits** sets the **Minimum order value**, **Maximum order value**, **Free shipping above**, and the **Minimum** and **Maximum for Cash on Delivery**, as shoppers in this currency experience them. Leave a box blank and the rupee figure is converted; type a figure to fix a round number instead. See [Order and COD limits](https://www.nijeesweb.com/docs/ecommerce/shipping-tax/order-and-cod-limits). ![Order limits per currency](https://www.nijeesweb.com/marketing/img/docs/ecommerce/admin/currency-limits-1200.webp "Order limits in a currency: minimum and maximum order, free shipping and the cash-on-delivery range") Shipping weight slabs have their own per-currency charges on each slab under **Configuration → Shipping**. ## Who sees which currency - **Who sees it** (on each currency) — the **countries** whose visitors are put into it, and the **store languages** that use it (for example `/fr` pages in euros). - **Visitor detection** (tab on the Currencies screen) — the order of signals tried for a first-time visitor: **Country**, **Store language**, **Browser languages**, **Earlier choice**; what to show **when nothing matches**; and how many **days** a visitor's own choice is remembered. Use **Test detection** to see what a visitor like you would get. Search engines always see the default currency. - **Switcher & display** — where the currency switcher appears: in the header bar and phone menu, at the bottom of the footer, or as a floating button; how each currency is written (*USD*, *USD · US Dollar*, *US Dollar*); and flags. ## Exchange rates The **Exchange rates** tab sets the live-rate **provider** and its **API key**, how often rates refresh, and **Hold back a change larger than** a percentage — protection against a bad feed. **Refresh now** fetches rates immediately; **Rate history** shows every change. ## How amounts are written **How amounts are written** sets the symbol's position, the thousands and decimal separators, decimal places and whether to hide *.00* on whole amounts — so a price reads *$1,234.50* or *1.234,50 €*. ## Common questions ### Can I change my default currency? Yes — the **make default** button on a currency's row. You are asked whether to **convert** your existing figures at the current rate, or **keep the numbers** (for a store set up with the wrong default). Shiprocket always quotes in rupees and is converted automatically; existing orders keep their own currency. ### Shoppers abroad see "No payment method is available for payments in …" The currency is set to be charged in, but no live payment method accepts it. Switch the currency to *display only*, or add Stripe or PayPal.