CURCY - WooCommerce Multi Currency - Currency Switcher ver 2.3.13
CURCY - WooCommerce Multi Currency - Currency Switcher allows you to use WordPress Conditional Tags to display the currencies bar on designated pages. WooCommerce Multi Currency is an essential plugin for everyone with a WooCommerce store. Customers can swap between currencies with WooCommerce Multi Currency, and your store can take multi-currency payments. It is possible to manually or automatically configure the exchange rate. Customers' geolocation can be automatically obtained by the plugin, which can then display the price in their local currency.
This plugin employs the extremely risky eval() function to handle WordPress' Conditional Tags, which permits the execution of arbitrary PHP code. As a result, please only provide valid conditional tags in this box that have been supplied by reliable developers.
CURCY - WooCommerce Multi Currency - Currency Switcher can do work for you:
Allow clients to view product costs in several currencies: To allow consumers to swap currencies, use the Currency Price Switcher (control this in the General tab), the Currency bar (manage in the Design tab), or a shortcode.
Decide on a predetermined price: You can add fixed prices in many currencies to the product price with WooCommerce Multi Currency. Exchange rate-based prices will be superseded by the set prices.
Make use of SESSION: If you enable this option, the plugin will save the chosen currency using the session rather than cookies.
Create your own currency symbols: Custom currency symbols can be added. For instance, the US dollar can be shown as USD, US$, or $.
Hide Currency: You can choose which currencies you do not want displayed on the front end by using WooCommerce Multi Currency.
Manually configure the exchange rate: WooCommerce Multi Currency also lets you manually configure the exchange rate.
Control the conversion cost: The bank or money transfer provider may impose a currency conversion cost each time you convert funds between different currencies. The currency exchange fee is the difference between the exchange rate they choose to use and the actual exchange rate that is exchanged in the market. You can include permanent exchange fees in exchange rates with WooCommerce Multi Currency.
Determine the client's IP address and use it to show the currency.
Show approximate pricing: WooCommerce Multi Currency can display both the default currency and the approximate price in the customer's native currency if you do not want the plugin to recognize the customer's nation and display the price in their native currency when they visit your store.
Choose the appropriate nations for every currency: Choose every one, Retrieve the nation by currency. Remove all countries and manually add or remove countries.
Pay in several currencies: Turn this feature on so that your clients can make payments in various currencies.
Choose a payment option for every currency.
Make a certain currency mandatory to check: After clients select "Place order," please provide a required currency.
When a consumer modifies their billing or shipping address, the currency is changed.
Show several currencies: This feature is useful if the product price on the checkout page and the single product page are different.
Use the various parameters to control the currency bar.
Use the format price to create the beauty price: You have control over how the product price appears on the front end using WooCommerce Multi Currency.
Automatically update the exchange rate: Ensure that the currency rates are automatically updated every hour, day, week, and month.
Choose APIs for currency exchange rates: You have the option to use Google Finance, Yahoo Finance, or VillaTheme.com to adjust the exchange rate. In the future, more exchange rate APIs will be provided.
Get an email with the latest exchange rate: With this WooCommerce Multi Currency feature, the administrator can get an email alert whenever the exchange rate changes.
Using CSV files, add or modify a fixed regular or sale price.
Shortcodes can be used to: Show product prices in a specific currency; Show currency selectors in various styles; and Show the current exchange rates.
Modify the currency according to WPML and Polylang.
Auto-detect Currency with Woocommerce Multi Currency
The native currency of a customer can be automatically identified by WooCommerce Multi Currency depending on their language or nationality.
Currency by country: Customers in specific countries can choose which currency is shown to them.
Approximate Price: This tool allows customers to figure out how much a thing will cost in their own currency. The default currency will be used when the price is displayed. However, underneath it, a rough pricing in the client's own currency will be shown.
Currency auto-selection based on Polylang language: The plugin will choose a currency to show pricing according to the language of your website. You can choose to display prices in GBP on your English-language website and in EUR on your Spanish-language website, for instance.
Currency auto-selection based on WPML language: Just like Polylang, the currency will be chosen depending on the WPML plugin's current language.
Checkout in Multiple Currencies with Woocommerce Mulit Currency
You can choose the currencies you want to use at checkout with WooCommerce Multi Currency. One or more checkout currencies are available for selection.
Permit multi-currency payments so that customers can pay in the currency of their choice. You must have a payment gateway that accepts the customer's chosen currency enabled on your website in order to use this functionality.
You can choose the currencies you want to use at checkout thanks to the plugin. For instance, your shop may have prices shown in four different currencies, but only accept payments in two of those currencies.
Show payment options according to the currency: Depending on the currency, you can choose which payment gateway will show up on the checkout page.
Currency Checkout on the Cart Page: If the currency on the Cart page differs from the checkout currency, change it to the latter.
musafir rashid –
CURCY made my store truly global—automatic exchange rate updates and geolocation detection worked flawlessly. Setup was fast and intuitive.
Mangal pandey –
I appreciate the approximate price feature—it shows local currency values alongside default prices, which helps avoid customer confusion.
Casy –
The premium version supports unlimited currencies and allows mapping payment gateways per currency, which improved checkout accuracy.
Sonu Sood –
UI is clean and lightweight. Doesn’t add bloat, and switching currencies doesn’t noticeably slow site performance.
jk adli –
Even on WooCommerce 9.x, everything ran smoothly. Geolocation and automatic conversion were seamless for customers.
bablu –
Great for international shoppers—currency switcher widget blends elegantly into my product pages.