Multi-currency invoicing without the headache

Selling to customers abroad is one of the fastest ways to grow, but it often comes with a spreadsheet of exchange rates, surprise bank fees and invoices that are hard for customers to pay. Here is a simpler way to run it.

Price in your customer's currency

Customers convert more often when they see prices in the currency they think in. Set local prices for your key markets and round them to numbers that feel natural, rather than converting at today's rate.

Invoice in one currency, settle in another

With Paydesk you can invoice a client in euros, let them pay in euros and hold or convert the funds whenever the rate suits you. Every step is recorded in your books at the correct rate automatically.

Know your real fees

Conversion spreads and intermediary bank charges are easy to miss. Compare the amount invoiced with the amount settled for your last twenty international payments. The difference is the true cost of your current setup.

• Hold balances in the currencies you earn and spend
• Convert in larger batches rather than one invoice at a time
• Pay international suppliers from the matching currency balance

Keep tax simple

Cross-border sales can change how tax applies. Set tax rules per region once, and Paydesk applies the right treatment on every quote and invoice.

Going global should feel like adding a new market, not adding a new job.

With customers in 120 countries already paying through Paydesk, your next market is closer than it looks.