Supported currencies
Paypercut supports processing payments in multiple currencies, independent of the merchant’s country of registration.
This page describes which currencies are supported and how they are used.
Supported currencies
Paypercut supports payments in the following currencies:
| Currency | Code |
|---|---|
| Danish Krone | DKK |
| Swedish Krona | SEK |
| Norwegian Krone | NOK |
| British Pound | GBP |
| Euro | EUR |
| US Dollar | USD |
| Swiss Franc | CHF |
| Czech Koruna | CZK |
| Hungarian Forint | HUF |
| Polish Zloty | PLN |
| Romanian Leu | RON |
Processing currencies
Processing currency is the currency used when a customer makes a payment.
Examples:
- A customer pays in EUR → processing currency is EUR
- A customer pays in USD → processing currency is USD
Merchants can accept payments in supported currencies depending on their account configuration and payment profile.
Settlement currencies
Settlement currency is the currency in which funds are paid out to the merchant’s bank account.
This may depend on:
- the merchant’s country
- the configured payout account
- operational and compliance constraints
Currency handling
Payments are processed and settled in the same currency.
For example:
- EUR payments are settled in EUR
- USD payments are settled in USD
Paypercut does not currently perform currency conversion between processing and settlement currencies.
Supported currencies and settlement behavior are configured during onboarding and account setup.
If a merchant accepts payments in multiple currencies, a payout account may be required for each settlement currency.
Relationship to supported countries
Supported currencies are independent of supported onboarding countries.
- A merchant must be based in a supported country to onboard
- Once onboarded, the merchant can process supported currencies
See:
Usage in integration
Currencies are typically specified when creating payments.
{
"amount": 1000,
"currency": "EUR"
}
Make sure to use a supported currency when creating payments.
Best practices
- Always use ISO currency codes (e.g.
EUR,USD) - Ensure your payment UI clearly displays the currency to the customer
- Avoid assuming a single currency per merchant
- Validate currency selection before creating a payment
