#.saberkhan
midnight epoch
Hello again! Yeah, Tax Rates you create yourself are considered manual tax (because you're calculating the rate).
sharp rose
So it will not work to display prices in multiple curriencies. Right
midnight epoch
Correct.
midnight epoch
All of the requirements should be listed here: https://stripe.com/docs/payments/checkout/present-local-currencies
sharp rose
What is the price to use Stripe Tax
midnight epoch
There are pricing details here: https://stripe.com/tax#pricing
sharp rose
Since I am located at USA, so I should use "Automatic Currency Conversion" feature. In this case, will the customer in France will see the price in euro?
midnight epoch
It depends on how you configure the Checkout Session. If you use EUR Prices then the customer will see EUR.
sharp rose
Default price is usd
midnight epoch
Then they'll see USD.
sharp rose
But I want my customer to see their local currency e.g. euro.
midnight epoch
So use EUR Prices.
sharp rose
How about another customer from Japan? They should allow to pay in their local currency.
midnight epoch
In that case you can create Prices in JPY.
sharp rose
So "Autmatic Currency Conversion" feature will not work and I should go for multi currency prices. Right?
midnight epoch
Why don't you want to use EUR or JPY Prices?
sharp rose
Here is my requirements. I want to set the price in usd and people from e.g., France, can pay in euro.
and see the price in euro.
midnight epoch
You can't do that.
The closest you can come to doing that is using multi-currency Prices, but you still need to define the Prices in the currencies you want.
To clarify, have you tested this in test mode?
sharp rose
I have implemented price based on price_data and some one from Stripe said that it will not work as far as multicurrency is concerned.
midnight epoch
Do you have this setting enabled? https://dashboard.stripe.com/settings/automatic_currency_conversion
sharp rose
Yes I enabled this feature this morning
midnight epoch
Can you give me the request ID for the latest Checkout Session you created to test this? Here's how you can find a request ID: https://support.stripe.com/questions/finding-the-id-for-an-api-request
sharp rose
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midnight epoch
There's a lot going on in this Checkout Session, but can you try setting customer_email to test+location_FR@example.com and see what happens when you load the Checkout Session?
That's how you can test the currency presentment: https://stripe.com/docs/payments/checkout/present-local-currencies?platform=automatic-currency-conversion#test-currency-presentment
Oh, wait, you're already defining a customer...
But that Customer doesn't have a test email that will trigger local presentment... can you switch from customer to customer_email?
midnight epoch
No.
sharp rose
Will above format will work?
midnight epoch
sharp rose
ok
'test+location_FR@example.com
I will create customer based on this format
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Here is the updated checkout url
I mean id
midnight epoch
Okay, doesn't look like that worked, so something in there is causing an issue, let me look...
sharp rose
Thank you!
midnight epoch
Oh, you're explicitly setting currency on the Checkout Session to USD. Remove that and try again.
midnight epoch
Hm, nope. Try removing the tax rates.
midnight epoch
Hm, still not working. I must be missing something, hang on...
sharp rose
ok
midnight epoch
Can you create a simpler Checkout Session, similar to the one in the code snippet here, to see if currency presentment works as expected on that one: https://stripe.com/docs/payments/checkout/present-local-currencies?platform=automatic-currency-conversion#test-currency-presentment
sharp rose
ok
midnight epoch
We've been testing on our end and we think the issue is the currency_options you have defined, which only work with multi-currency Prices. Can you try without that?
sharp rose
cs_test_a1vUE0jmQGC12lidcNiWAZYohdxZAdGLbIvpkxZjcLOmdo0vUoq1qMPrue
midnight epoch
Yep, that one works!
sharp rose
Yes that works. So do we know what changes needs to be done
dull idolBOT
midnight epoch
Yep, see my message above.
sharp rose
ok
midnight epoch
Pretty sure it's currency_options.
midnight epoch
You're defining it on your end.
sharp rose
ok
midnight epoch
Look at this request you made: https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_4KLsQCoftqgNRT
It has currency_options defined.
midnight epoch
Awesome! You should be able to add in the tax again, I think.
sharp rose
Ok
When I added tax rate it shows the message at checkout UI that "tax is determined by billing information". Where can I find french address.
dry canyon
Hi @sharp rose I'm taking over this thread.
sharp rose
Ok
dry canyon
What do you mean by French address ?
sharp rose
I am testing multi currency and it works except the UI is not displaying tax. So I think that I needed a French billing address.
Am I correct?
Please check the following url
Never mind it works.
Another question, is there a way the text on the checkout UI is converted into local language as well.
What I mean by text e.g., "Billing address", "Name on Card" etc.
dry canyon
Checkout page is displayed in your browser's language, so you can thange your browser's language and open a new checkout page
dry canyon
I can only answer questions related to Stripe APIs and Products
sharp rose
I changed the browser language to French but the language of the title of the line items remains unchanged in English. Is there a way to change the title of the language of the line items as user moves to a non-English language?
dry canyon
Is it a new checkout session or you just open an existing checkout session?
sharp rose
Open an existing checkout session but I can create a new one too.
I want the title of the line item changes dynamically from language to language. Is it possible?
In checkout session url
dry canyon
I don't see an option to set set another name in a different language for the same product.