#App for money conversion how to#

You'll see the exchange rate in your order receipt for each app. This rate updates throughout the day, and conversion occurs each time an order is charged. Google uses the exchange rate at the time the order is placed to convert sales processed in the buyer's currency to the currency of your Google account. Payments for orders made in local currencies will follow your normal payment schedule. If the currency for the order doesn't match your payments profile, Google will convert the value to your currency. On the Order management page, you'll see the currency the buyer used to pay for the app and in-app purchases. You can't select the payment currency or receive payments in a currency other than the currency associated with your Google account or your domestic bank account. Payments will be issued to your bank account in the currency that matches your payments profile.

#App for money conversion how to#

To learn how to set up and change app, in-app product, and subscription prices, go to Set up your app's prices. Set up prices for your app, in-app products, and subscriptions

Customers will be charged in their local currency, but payments will be issued in the currency that matches your payments profile.

If you make an app available in a location that supports a local currency, Google Play customers will see the app offered in that currency. If you're in a location that supports merchant registration, you can offer apps, in-app products, and subscriptions in multiple currencies through Play Console.