Jayy

[tall mortar]

Do you have an example of a price ID that should show up when you list the USD prices? (price_1234)

[alpine cosmos]

let's say for this price: price_1NEYAZK3sU3vHCO7MgyBGS9A

[tall mortar]

I thought our list API worked well with multi-currency Price objects but I will need to double check on that

[alpine cosmos]

I have multi currencies on it, AUD and USD

[tall mortar]

Thank you, will check in to that price in a minute

[alpine cosmos]

sure thing, take your time.

[tall mortar]

Is price_1NEYAZK3sU3vHCO7MgyBGS9A not returning at all from your list call? When I tested now, my multi-currency price showed up in both lists but it was showing its default currency (AUD in your scenario)

Oh, if you expand currency_options on your list call, it should show you alternate currencies than the default

[alpine cosmos]

expanding currency options gave an error. worked with expanding data.currency_options tho

gonna test it now 😄

[tall mortar]

Ah, thank you. I always forget about the data. part of list calls until I run in to the error again

[alpine cosmos]

one more question, what type is currency_options? i dont like it when typescript yells at me xD nvm found it 😛

[tall mortar]

Oh nice, what is the type?

I don't work with node much so it will be good to see where to look next time