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  • Plugin Author Payment Plugins

    (@mrclayton)

    Hi @cshinkin

    In Braintree, they have a concept of merchant accounts. For each currency that you process payments in, you have a corresponding merchant account within Braintree.

    If you navigate to the Braintree Settings > Advanced Settings > Merchant Account Settings page you can import those merchant accounts.

    When creating a transaction, the Braintree plugin will find the merchant account that maps to the order’s currency and add that as a transaction property. That’s how Braintree’s API knows what currency you want to process the payment in.

    Kind Regards

    Thread Starter cshinkin

    (@cshinkin)

    Thank you so much for the prompt reply. I am using Braintree for WooCommerce and it appears there may be a conflict. I am also using Currency Switcher for WooCommerce Pro. Does your plugin support this currency switcher?

    Plugin Author Payment Plugins

    (@mrclayton)

    Hi @cshinkin

    I am using Braintree for WooCommerce and it appears there may be a conflict

    Yes, it’s not recommended to have both plugins active at the same time.

    Does your plugin support this currency switcher?

    Yes, our plugin is compatible with pretty much all currency switcher plugins since they should be using the WooCommerce provided currency function get_woocommerce_currency. That function has a filter that the currency switcher plugins use to customize the currency.

    Kind Regards,

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