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Can I change the currency from USD to GBP for my Webflow Ecommerce website to accommodate clients in the UK?

TL;DR
  • You can change your Webflow store currency to GBP before any orders are placed by going to Ecommerce → Settings → General and selecting GBP.
  • Ensure your payment provider supports GBP, manually update product prices and tax settings, and revise storefront messaging to match the new currency format.

Yes, you can change the store currency from USD to GBP in Webflow Ecommerce, but only before you receive your first order.

1. Check Your Ecommerce Order History

  • Go to Webflow Designer, then hit Ecommerce → Orders.
  • If you’ve already processed any live orders, you cannot change the currency.
  • If no orders have been placed, you're still allowed to switch currencies.

2. Change the Store Currency

  • Open your project in Webflow.
  • Go to Ecommerce → Settings → General.
  • Scroll to the Currency section.
  • Select British Pound (GBP) from the currency dropdown list.
  • Click Save.

3. Verify Payment Provider Support

  • If you’re using Stripe, make sure your Stripe account is set up to accept and process GBP payments.
  • Webflow passes currency details to Stripe, so it's important that your Stripe account supports the currency you choose.

4. Review Product Prices and Taxes

  • After changing currency, double-check all product prices, as the currency shift doesn’t automatically convert the numerical values.
  • Go to Ecommerce → Products to manually update pricing if needed.
  • Set up any UK-specific VAT settings under Ecommerce → Taxes.

5. Update Storefront Messaging

  • Update your product pages, cart, and checkout messages to reflect the new pricing format (£ instead of $).
  • Check language and localization if your UK customers expect different terminology (e.g., “postcode” instead of “zip code”).

Summary

You can change your Webflow Ecommerce currency from USD to GBP, but only before any orders are placed. Update the currency in Ecommerce settings, verify your payment processor supports GBP, and adjust your pricing, tax, and messaging accordingly.

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