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would you mind sharing the request ID?
ok let me ask a coleague to create one that will fail with the error
give me few moments
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req_Cims2YOmemd1uS
the price you're passing is price_1QNu5H2RoPUP7utLd0tdQiHO
and its currency is SEK
or its just matter of product price configuration so the product should define price in EUR as well so this to be supported ?
so you can't set the currency of the checkout session to be EUR
the price and the checkout session need to have the same currency
i see and the target currency for the connected account is decided based on country that they select in onboard
nothing to do with that
the problem with the request you shared is that the checkout.currency is eur whereas the checkout.line_items.data[0].price.currency is SEK
yes i understand that , it was just additional question , for sake of simplicity we let connected accounts to define prices for their products and as it is stands now , we let the user define one price with currency related to the country they selected in the onboard
that will in turn limit the options in the checkout like we see now
to be clear an account can accept payment in almost any currency(presentment currency), it doesn't have to be limited to the currency it can settle in (settlement currency)
@fleet turret Hi thanks for the clarification
basicly like @strange drift already pointed out "the price and the checkout session need to have the same currency" should always be true
yes they do, and both of those are the presentment currency, they're not related to settlement. a SE Stripe account can present a payment in USD, it will just be converted to SEK when paid out to their bank account
Im just confused since "presentment" currency is not something we can set as a separate field , it is actually the "currency" field in the price object model correct ?
yes
great thank you !