---
title: "How to setup and receive different currencies"
description: "This article shows you how to setup the system for receiving different currencies"
url: https://helpcenter.c1st.com/en/articles/2951582-how-to-setup-and-receive-different-currencies
collection: "Currency handling"
updated: 2026-10-27
language: en
alternates: [da, sv, nb]
---

# How to setup and receive different currencies

This article shows you how to setup the system for receiving different currencies

The system can easily handle multiple currency conversions.

You will still have a total cash balance in Danish kroner, so the system will only convert the foreign currency and indicate it as a means of payment on the receipt.

The system no longer handles foreign currency as multiple cash holdings.

# **How to setup different currencies**

1.  Go to **Settings** and click on **POS**
    
2.  Scroll down to **Payment Types** and press **+Payment type**
    
3.  Give it a name fx. Euro and check the box **Foreing currency**
    
4.  Choose the curreny **EUR** for euro or **SEK** for swedish krones
    
5.  After that you add your conversionrate for example 7,49 for EUR
    
    (**NB:** We do not regulate the changing currencies)
    
6.  Press **Save**
    

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# **How to use the new currency in POS**

1.  Add items to your checkout in **POS**
    
2.  To change currency you just have to press on **kr** (the grey box to the right)
    
3.  The system then change the currency to Euro and people can now pay with euros
    
4.  Press it again to change to another currency, if you have created more than one
    

![](https://staticfiles.gleap.io/helpcenter/67bc4100bdec4da8846ccbd3/20250318160005_4695.png)![](https://staticfiles.gleap.io/helpcenter/67bc4100bdec4da8846ccbd3/20250318160005_1343.png)

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# **End of day report with different currencies**

  
The end of day report doesn't register euros. It just converts it to danish krones automatically.  
So you count your Euro and Danish krones and calculate the total amount in Danish kroner and use this to reconcile your portfolio.

It is smart to do it this way, since you do not have to deal with more cash in your accounting, and your bank exchanges your Euro for DKK anyway.