Why currency matters at checkout
Shoppers convert better when they see prices in their own currency. Forcing a US customer to mentally translate Canadian dollars adds friction and surprise FX charges on their statement. Presenting local currency builds trust and lifts completed orders.
How conversion and settlement work
When you sell across borders, currency conversion happens somewhere, at the network, the processor or the customer's bank. Understand where, and at what rate, so you know your true payout. Settling in your home currency keeps accounting simple while still offering buyers local pricing.
Accept the right payment methods
Different regions favour different cards and wallets. Supporting major international cards plus Apple Pay and Google Pay covers most cross-border buyers. Confirm your gateway handles the currencies and methods your target markets use.
Expanding from Canada
Armour Payments operates in Canada and the US and supports multi-currency acceptance for cross-border sellers. See online payments or contact sales to map your expansion.