---
title: "Invoice a client in another currency"
description: "Bill a client in their own currency with InvoiceStamp. Pick any of 152 currencies for one document. What changes on the PDF, and why amounts aren't converted."
url: https://docs.invoicestamp.com/documents/invoice-in-another-currency
last_updated: 2026-10-21
app: InvoiceStamp 1.1.0 for iPhone and Android
---

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# Invoice a client in another currency

To bill a client in another currency, open the document in the editor and tap the currency pill under the total, such as **USD**. Choose the currency from the list of 152, and the whole document switches to it. Type your prices in that currency: InvoiceStamp doesn't convert amounts, it doesn't use [exchange rates](https://docs.invoicestamp.com/glossary#exchange-rate).

## How do I change a document's currency?

1. In the editor, tap the currency pill under the total (**USD** with an arrow, here).
2. **Select Currency** opens. Type in **Search currencies** to find one by its code or name, such as *EUR* or *dirham*. The currency you're using is at the top.
3. Tap the currency. The list closes and every amount on the document shows in it.

![The top of the editor, with the 156.00 dollars total and the USD currency pill under it, then the number and the issue and due dates](https://docs.invoicestamp.com/screenshots/editor-top.webp)

Each row shows the currency's flag, code, symbol and name. Every country's currency is in the list. The Bulgarian lev was retired when Bulgaria moved to the euro.

## Does InvoiceStamp convert my prices?

No. Changing the currency keeps the numbers you typed and changes only their currency: a line at 150 dollars becomes a line at 150 euros. There's no exchange rate in the app, and none is printed on the PDF.

So when you bill in another currency:

1. Choose the currency first.
2. Type each price in that currency. Saved products bring their price as a plain number, so check it on each line after adding a product.
3. If your client needs the rate you used, or the equivalent in your own currency, write it in **Notes & Terms**. See [Add a signature, QR code, bank details and notes](https://docs.invoicestamp.com/documents/signature-qr-code-bank-details).

## What changes on the PDF?

- Every amount shows with the new currency's symbol, always with two decimals.
- Designs that print the [total in words](https://docs.invoicestamp.com/glossary#total-in-words) name the currency: *Dollars*, *Euros* or *Dirhams*, or the currency's code for the others.
- Your tax rates, discounts and [line items](https://docs.invoicestamp.com/glossary#line-item) stay as they are.

## Which currency do new documents start in?

The currency of the last document you worked on, on this phone. If you mostly bill in one currency, set it as your default and switch only for the clients who need another one. See [Set your default currency](https://docs.invoicestamp.com/business-and-designs/default-currency).

## What about payments and my totals?

- **Payments** on an invoice are in the invoice's currency. If you change the currency after recording a payment, the payment isn't converted. See [Record a full or partial payment](https://docs.invoicestamp.com/payments/record-a-payment).
- **Home** keeps one total per currency and never adds different currencies together. The main total is in your main currency, with the others listed under it. See [Read your totals on the Home screen](https://docs.invoicestamp.com/payments/home-screen-totals).

## Related guides

- [Add tax and discounts](https://docs.invoicestamp.com/documents/tax-and-discounts)
- [Fill in a document, section by section](https://docs.invoicestamp.com/documents/fill-in-a-document)