Payment currency issues
Getting paid in a different currency can mean losing money on conversion and fees. Do you fix prices in one currency only, or adapt depending on the client?
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Getting paid in a different currency can mean losing money on conversion and fees. Do you fix prices in one currency only, or adapt depending on the client?
Getting paid across borders sounds simple until currency conversions quietly eat into your margins. I’ve dealt with situations where the agreed price looked fine, but fees and exchange rates changed the final numbers a lot. Over time I realized the real issue isn’t just which currency you bill in, but how clearly you can see what’s happening with payments. That’s why tools like the Corefy dashboard https://corefy.com/dashboard ended up being useful for me — not as a magic fix, but as a way to keep everything visible in one place. When you can track flows and conversions properly, deciding whether to fix prices or adapt per client becomes much more practical.