BOTLOBBIESWhy does checkout show a different currency from USD?
The service can accept supported local-currency or converted Stripe checkouts even though its published reference prices are in USD. Approve the actual amount and currency shown on your checkout.
Reference price and payment currency
The public catalog lists amounts such as 1.99 USD weekly, 6.99 USD monthly and 49.99 USD annually for main plans. Stripe can present a supported converted amount or a supported local-currency price for a purchase. A different currency symbol is therefore not automatically a different product or a website error. Compare the plan name, billing interval and amount due today together. Do not interpret the digits of a local-currency amount as if they were still denominated in USD, particularly where currencies use different decimal conventions.
Recurring and additional-bot amounts
A subscription also has a recurring amount, which needs to be reviewed separately from a trial's zero amount today. Additional bots can use a supported local-currency amount based on the main subscription's payment currency, with rounding appropriate to that currency. The code checks those conditions rather than assuming every currency has the same decimal format. This means the final amount can look different from a simple calculation you made from the reference USD figure. The amount actually presented before authorization is the one you should understand and accept.
Resolve uncertainty before confirming
If the currency, interval or total is unexpected, stop before payment and review the selected offer. An existing invoice recovery can also concern an older contract rather than the current new-purchase advertisement. Contact support through the site's private channel if you cannot reconcile the screen with that contract. Keep the purchase reference and visible amount, but do not share full card details. The existence of local-currency support does not promise a particular exchange rate or eliminate any separate terms your payment provider applies to your own account.