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mossy condor
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Sorry got EUR/GBP mixed up, I mean GBP when I say EUR

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All I'm wondering is if it's possible to add the charged amount (GBP) to our GBP balance instead of the adaptive USD amount.

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This would be highly beneficial for us, as we'd avoid 2 forex conversions, one for adapative pricing, then one to convert back to GBP!

zinc tendon
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hey there ๐Ÿ‘‹ can you share your account ID?

mossy condor
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We are a UK company, but sell internationally so our base pricing needs to be USD but we eventually convert everything to GBP ourselves.

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acct_1SngUiEVrnv1gjea

zinc tendon
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thanks, just taking a look at your recent transactions

mossy condor
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This is a sandbox account FWIW

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pi_3Sut1NEVrnv1gjea1o6p8pzG was charged to the customer in GBP, but was adaptive priced to USD

zinc tendon
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from what I'm aware, it's not possible to configure Adaptive Pricing so that your account receives the 'local' amount directly - you always settle in the default currency of the price (i.e. USD in this case)

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but I can see why this is tricky in your situation, given the double conversion, so I'm just confirming internally if this can be avoided

mossy condor
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I see, that's what I thought. For what it's worth, this would be a nice feature to add. It avoids the double conversion which does hit our bottom line and is inefficient.

zinc tendon
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yeah I can see that for sure - just running a quick test to try something out

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so if you create a USD price with a GBP local option, and the payment is processed in GBP, the funds will settle in your GBP balance without conversion

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it just means you need to define each currency option manually

mossy condor
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Unfortunately doesn't work for us because we want everything pegged to the USD price, if exchange rates drift we'd need to keep revising the pricing.

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Appreciate the work around though.

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Any chance you can submit this as a feature request?

zinc tendon
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yeah that's the helpful part with Adaptive Pricing so that's understandable

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yep no worries, happy to share the feedback with our product team!

mossy condor
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Thank you!

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Love the adaptive pricing by the way, great feature and excited to go live with it.

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As always you guys are superb, have a great day!

zinc tendon
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thanks a lot! glad to hear that ๐Ÿฅณ