Site Currency

Advanced Billing supports multiple currencies per site. Currency configuration is done on a site-by-site basis. You can select the primary currency to use when you create a new site.

If you have only defined a single currency, you can change the currency when you edit a site if the site has no revenue. If you want to define additional currencies, you can do so by going to Settings > Multi-Currency (Multi-Currency Docs). Note that if you define additional currencies, you will no longer be able to edit your site’s primary currency.

The primary currency is used in price displays found in the Web UI. It is also the default currency that is used when creating new subscriptions if a currency hasn’t been provided. Currency is stored on the subscription so gateways will see the subscription’s currency in transactions that we submit to your gateway. Note that this can be different than the settlement currency of your Merchant Account.


Supported Currencies

Currency Symbol Name Decimal Places Gateway
AED د.إ United Arab Emirates dirham 2 Stripe, Braintree
AUD $ Australian dollar 2 Adyen, Authorize.Netƒ, Braintree, CyberSource, eWAY, eWAY Rapid 3.1, Litle/Vantiv, Pin Payments, Windcave, Stripe, BlueSnap
BRL R$ Brazilian real 2 Adyen, Braintree, Stripe
CAD $ Canadian dollar 2 Adyen, Authorize.Net, Braintree, Bambora, Chase Paymentech Orbital, CyberSource, Elavon VirtualMerchant, eWAY, eWAY Rapid 3.1, First Data, Litle/Vantiv, Moneris, Windcave, Square, Stripe, Forte, BlueSnap
CHF Fr. Swiss franc 2 Adyen, Braintree, Litle/Vantiv, Stripe
CNY ¥ Chinese yuan 2 Adyen, Stripe
COP $ Columbian peso    
CZK Czech koruna 2 Adyen, Stripe
DKK DKK Danish krone 2 Adyen, Braintree, Windcave, Stripe
EGP ج.م  Egyptian pound 2 Invoicing only
EUR Euro 2 Adyen, Authorize.Net, Braintree, CyberSource, eWAY, eWAY Rapid 3.1, Litle/Vantiv, Windcave, Pin Payments, Stripe, BlueSnap
GBP £ Pound sterling 2 Adyen, Authorize.Net, Braintree, CyberSource, Chase Paymentech Orbital, eWAY, eWAY Rapid 3.1, Litle/Vantiv, Windcave, Pin Payments, Square, Stripe, BlueSnap
HKD $ Hong Kong dollar 2 Adyen, Braintree, eWAY, eWAY Rapid 3.1 Windcave, Stripe
HRK kn Croatian kuna 2 Invoicing only
ILS Israeli Shekel 2 Stripe, BlueSnap
INR Indian rupee 2 Adyen, Braintree, Windcave, Stripe
JPY ¥ Japanese yen 0 Adyen, Braintree, CyberSource, Stripe
JOD د.ا Jordanian dinar    
KRW South Korean won 0 Invoicing only
MXN $ Mexican peso 2 Braintree, Stripe
MYR RM Malaysian ringgit 2 Adyen, Braintree, Windcave, Stripe
NGN Nigerian naira 2 Invoicing only
NOK kr Norwegian krone 2 Adyen, Braintree, Stripe
NZD $ New Zealand dollar 2 Adyen, Authorize.Net, Braintree, CyberSource, eWAY, eWAY Rapid 3.1, Windcave, Pin Payments, Stripe
PHP Philippine peso 2 Braintree, Stripe
PKR Rs Pakistani rupee 2 Invoicing only
PLN Polish złoty (golden) 2 Adyen, Braintree, Stripe
QAR ر.ق Qatari riyal 2 Invoicing only
RON Lei Romanian leu 2 Adyen, Braintree, Stripe
RUB Russian ruble 2 Adyen, Braintree, Stripe
SAR ر.س Saudi riyal 2 Stripe
SEK kr Swedish krona 2 Adyen, Braintree, CyberSource, Chase Paymentech Orbital, Stripe
SGD $ Singapore dollar 2 Adyen, Braintree, eWay, CyberSource, Windcave, Pin Payments, Stripe
TRY Turkish lira 2 Invoicing only
TZS Sh Tanzanian shilling 2 Invoicing only
USD $ United States dollar 2 Adyen, Authorize.Net, Bambora, Braintree, Chase Paymentech Orbital, CyberSource, Elavon VirtualMerchant, eWAY, eWAY Rapid 3.1, First Data, Litle/Vantiv, Moneris, Windcave, Pin Payments, Square, Stripe, TrustCommerce, VirtualMerchant, Forte, BlueSnap, Maxio Payments
ZAR R South African rand 2 Adyen, Braintree, CyberSource, Windcave, Stripe, BlueSnap

Zero-Decimal Currencies

Advanced Billing currently supports the Japanese yen (JPY) and the South Korean won (KRW) which are a zero-decimal currencies.

To use JPY or KRW:

  1. Configure the currency for your site prior to creating any products.
  2. When creating a product, enter the number of yen you wish to charge (example: 1575 yen).

Creating products via the API for zero-decimal currencies

When creating products via the API, although the attribute is called price_in_cents you should think of “cents” as “the smallest division of the currency” and still submit 1575 for the price (using our example above).

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