#Alakazam
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Hi there 👋 making sure I'm understanding the concern correctly, are you trying to leverage our Automatic Currency Conversion functionality within Checkout?
yes
Gotcha, can you share the ID of the Checkout Session that you created and were using to test?
It is worth noting that the currency conversion process is locked when the session is first viewed, so if the page was initially accessed from a region where usd is a typical currency, then it is expected for the session to continually display usd prices beyond that point regardless of where it is accessed from.
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One thing you need to note
If amount is greater than 0 , then the Automatic Currency Conversion functionality is working
Gotcha, looking at the request to create that Checkout Session, I think you're trying to leverage our multi-currency prices feature rather than the automatic currency conversion one (currently only available to US and CA based Stripe accounts).
The fact that it works as expected when the amount is greater than zero is interesting.
Okey, If it is multi-currency prices , how to handle it in my case
Haha
i have created a price price_1N8mXwSEDjAlhmdivhRZEZaU with two currencies INR and USD
Here the currency is automatically select based on region.
But when it comes to amount (=0) , it does not work as like as price (>0)
I will need to do some testing to see if I can reproduce that behavior.
No problem. Please update me asap!
Hey! Is there any updates?
Not yet, I'm still testing
oh! Sure. I am afraid the thread will closed automatically if it is not active
But to set expectations, I'm testing to see if this is an edge case that we currently don't handle well, if that is the case I'll report it to our development teams for review, but there likely won't be an immediate turn-around.
We typically manually close threads.
Okey toby for your consideration. Thanks for quick support
Thank you for your patience. I am able to see the behavior you described, and will be submitting that for review by our developments to see if we can improve that flow.
In the meantime, I found that passing a currency to the Checkout Session forces the switch to the other currency, so if you already know the currency you'd like to present in then you can manually force that. For instance I included currency: 'usd', in my request to force my session to show my USD price instead of the default GBP price.
yeah, Gotcha !