> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.billflow.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.billflow.io/how-to/internationalization/support-multiple-currencies.md).

# Support multiple currencies

Looking to go global? You can create billing pages for each currency you want to offer, even offering different prices to different regions. Below are the steps to support multiple currencies.

## Create Products in Stripe

You should create a Service for every currency you are planning to sell. That means creating products just like your standard offering, but adding a different metadata tag for sb\_service. It's easiest to simply hyphenate the product names and sb\_service name with the currency abbreviation. Go [here](/how-to/setup-pricing.md) for in depth steps of setting up pricing.

![Creating Stripe Product for new currency](/files/-MJ3v4Wu9-Dpqg-AhsEH)

Set the currency and price to the new amount and save.

![Setting currency and Price](/files/-MJ3vD4o0Sc3O2cEzARF)

## Create new Billing Page

Now you just need to create a new billing page and set the Service to the newly created service. Embedding will be the same process and you will see the new currency on the billing pages.


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