# Shopify's Multi-Currency feature

Coin now integrates with Shopify's Multi-Currency feature. This is a great way to utilize both Coin's and Shopify's power.

Before reading the rest of the article, **first set up Shopify's Multi-Currency feature**. [Click here to get started.](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/payments/shopify-payments/multi-currency)

### How it works

When Coin and Shopify's Multi-Currency feature are integrated your customers will be able to checkout in all of Shopify's supported currencies. The currency will also automatically adjust to display in the customer's local currency.

### Setup

Follow the instructions below to allow checkout using Shopify's supported currencies.

1\. Make sure to follow [this article to enable Coin's automatic currency conversion](https://github.com/shoppad/docs-coin/blob/master/integrations/get-started-with-coin/automatic-currency-conversion.md).

2\. From your Shopify admin and in the Apps page, navigate into the Coin dashboard.

3\. Scroll down until you see **Shopify Currencies.**

4\. Select your enabled Shopify Currencies.

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5\. Save your changes.

You are all set! Your store now converts using both Coin and Shopify. 💰

### Limitations

* Adding the currency name next to the price will only work on currencies **not** supported by Shopify's Multi-Currency feature.

  For example, If a customer is viewing Canadian dollars (which is a Shopify's Multi-Currency supported currency) on your store then the currency name (CAD) will **not** display. On the other hand, if a customer is viewing Mexican Pesos (which is **not** supported by Shopify's Multi-Currency Feature) then the currency name (MXN) **will** display.

If you would like the currency name to display for all currencies please reach out to us. We can check to see if we can manually adjust your theme code to always show the currency name.

* Coin's conversion rounding feature will only work on currencies that are **not** supported by Shopify's Multi-Currency feature.

  For example, If a customer is viewing Canadian dollars (which is a Shopify's Multi-Currency supported currency) on your store then the conversion rounding settings that you enabled will **not** show. On the other hand, if a customer is viewing Mexican Pesos (which is **not** supported by Shopify's Multi-Currency) then the conversion rounding **will** function properly.
* Please note that Coin is not compatible with Shopify Markets.


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