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Hi, can you share the checkout session where the you see this behavior? What error are you seeing exactly?
This is the error if I try and use EUR in the payment link creation
The price specified supports currencies of usd which doesn't include the expected currency of eur.
Or this
Invalid currency options eur. The payment method klarna only supports the following currencies: usd.
Should I be enabling something?
the first error is if I try to set the price in USD and the payment link in EUR
and viceversa
the second error is if I try and set everything as EUR
This is expected as different payment method types have different requirements. For instance, Klarna, https://docs.stripe.com/payments/klarna:
If you’re based outside of the EEA, UK, or Switzerland, you can only transact with customers within your country, and the presentment currency must be the currency of your country. For example, an Australian business must present in AUD, and can only transact with buyers in Australia.
So, if your customer is in the US, and the Connected Account is a US account it only supports USD.
that's what I feared, there's no workaround thene
then
I was hoping for some contractual clause or something
what if the customer is US based but has an EU bank account? could he be transacting in EUR then?
There might be a feature, https://docs.stripe.com/payouts/multicurrency-settlement. It looks like you could see if requesting access. under 'We now support multi-currency settlement for businesses in the United States' might be an option for you.
I will try! Thanks