Stripe currently supports 14 languages, 35+ countries, and 135+ currencies. WP Simple Pay lets you set the locale (language) for your payment forms as well as the default currency, currency format, and tax rate for your site’s region.
For example, some companies based in France may need the French locale, Euro currency, right-align the currency symbol position and use commas in place of decimals.
Default Currency Settings
In your WordPress admin, go to Simple Pay Pro → Settings → General → Currency. Here you can modify any of these settings for your entire site, except locale.
| Default Currency | Set the default currency for your payment forms. Select or search for any supported currency. A different currency can be chosen on a per Price option. |
| Currency Position | Select left or right side with an optional space separating the currency symbol and amount. |
| Separators | Use a comma when formatting decimal amounts and use a period to separate thousands. If enabled, amounts will be formatted as "1.234,56" instead of "1,234.56". Also, set the Language option (controls number formatting) in your Stripe dashboard under User Settings |
Locale Settings
To change your locale settings in your WordPress admin, go to Simple Pay Pro → Settings → Stripe → Locale
| Stripe Checkout Locale | Specify "Auto-detect" to display Stripe Checkout in the user's preferred language, if available, or choose your desired locale. This setting applies to the Stripe Checkout form displays only. |
| Stripe Elements Locale | Specify "Auto-detect" to display the Credit Card field placeholders and validation messages in the user's preferred language, if available, or choose your desired locale. This setting applies to the Embedded and Overlay form displays only. |