Currently as another thread has posted, there is no currently known workaround to offer multiple currencies in one button. I have a suggested solution. During button creation, allow the user/customer to check what currencies they accept using check box options. This will create HTML code that will pass the appropriate variable name for each currency chosen. For example: <input type = "hidden" name = "Sterling" value = "GBP"> This is not the exact code but an example only. This would pass the variable of Sterling to the Payment details screen similar to the currently offered 'custom' variable. So for every currency a customer wants to offer, eg; dollars, euros, sterling, etc., there would be a line of html code inserted into the generated button. This would pass the information as stated above to a pull down menu in the Payment details screen where the customer buying would be prompted to select a currency to pay with. When the currency is selected, the current conversion rate is used to change the default checkout price given to the appropriate currency and amount. This would allow our developers websites not to be cluttered with a button for each currency and add convenience and speed to customer checkout. Heth Baskin PayPal Tech Support "I'm just your friendly neighborhood tech support representative."

There are currency converters you can use. http://iva.tech.nu has an example in their update section. The direct URL to their example is:
http://www.pcpages.com/drinknrum/p/convert.html

You can get this code from xe.com

This does not automatically convert a dollar amount for you in PayPal's code. You can use a third party cart that would covert for you and process via PayPal.

http://www.paypal.com/cg...-solutions-cart-outside


Stephen Ivaskevicius
PayPal/eBay, Inc.