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It basically works that way if the buyer use a CreditCard. It got converted into the seller's currency
Seller decide the currency for their Transaction. And it's on Buyer if they have a PaymentMethod that can pay directly or convert to it. Credit card is one of them
okaay but I want multi currency kinda of thing for eg. if seller sell product in usd and buyer want to buy in inr so in checkout page it should show price in INR not in usd and we charged them in INR not in usd
Not possible as I am aware of. You need to specify a currency when create a Checkout Session
can't we do like that if seller sell product in usd and buyer want to buy inr so when creating checkout session we can realtime convert usd price into inr and then we pass that inr price to checkout session
Then you would need to do that calculation logic yourself, before creating Checkout Session
yeaah is there any api stripe provided for fetch realtime conversions
There is a estimation page, but not an API AFAIK: https://dashboard.stripe.com/currency_conversion
Sign in to the Stripe Dashboard to manage business payments and operations in your account. Manage payments and refunds, respond to disputes and more.
I am afraid you would need to implement the conversion yourself. Generally when you accept payments from multiple currencies it will goes into your different balances on those currencies and only got converted later on Payout (see: https://stripe.com/docs/currencies/conversions#avoiding-currency-conversions)
is there any extra conversion charge if my stripe main account is in america but I accept payment in inr
is there any extra charge to convert inr to dollar
Yes there is fee for currency conversion, as mentioned in the Doc above
what's the conversion fee I didn't able to find conversion fee