multi-currency

Multi-currency checkout detects customer currency automatically by checking cookies, Accept-Language headers, and CDN headers in a specific order with a safe fallback to the store base currency.

Stripe multi-currency integration works with Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, and headless storefronts to charge customers in their local currency while maintaining base currency metadata for reconciliation.

To display localized prices across international markets, this skill applies middleware that formats prices based on automatically detected currency settings and allows for user override with persistence.

Yes, customers can override the automatically detected currency in a headless storefront, and their selection is persisted via cookies to ensure consistent multi-currency checkout and price display.

The best way to ensure correct Stripe amounts is to use a multi-currency middleware that processes charges with correct currency presentation while storing base currency metadata for accurate reporting.

Multi-currency checkout falls back to the base currency like USD when currency detection fails to find valid data in cookies, Accept-Language headers, or browser settings, ensuring safe transaction processing.