# How to show prices in your customer's local currency

Install and enable the **Multi-Currency** app (under Apps) — it automatically detects a visitor's country and displays prices in their local currency; it isn't a per-product or per-landing-page toggle you set manually.

## Steps

1. Go to **Apps** and install/open the **Multi-Currency** app.
2. Review the exchange-rate table — this lists every currency the platform currently supports and its live conversion rate.
3. Optionally set a custom display label per currency (e.g. how the currency symbol/name appears to customers).
4. If you don't want converted prices to end in odd decimals, toggle **Round converted prices to.99** to round them to a clean amount instead.
5. Once enabled, prices convert automatically for visitors based on their detected country — there's no separate switch to turn on "automatic" detection beyond having the app enabled.

## Common problems

- Enabled the app but a specific page still shows prices in your store's base currency instead of converting → confirm the app is active and the currency you expected is listed in the exchange-rate table; if it still won't convert on a specific landing page, contact support with that page's link.
- Your currency isn't in the list (e.g. Angolan Kwanza, Guatemalan Quetzal) → new currencies get added based on demand; contact support to request it and to check current availability, since the supported list changes over time.
- Dashboard/admin totals show a different currency (e.g. USD) than what a customer actually paid → this is expected — the dashboard reports in your store's base currency, while an individual order's detail view shows the currency the customer actually paid in.
- A product's displayed price and the amount actually charged at checkout don't match → contact support immediately with the order number, as this can mean customers are being charged incorrectly.
- Want exact whole-number prices with no decimals shown → this is a separate setting from the.99 rounding toggle above: go to **Store Settings → Store Details**, under **General settings** find **Price format**, and choose **No decimal places** instead of **Standard**.

## Related
- [How to set different prices for different markets or countries](https://help.dropify.shop/en/pricing_currency/set-different-prices-per-market-or-country/)
- [Product price change isn't showing on the landing page](https://help.dropify.shop/en/landing_page_builder/product-price-not-syncing-to-landing-page/)