Geo-Detection by IP & Country Code
The interface automatically shifts to USD, EUR, GBP, AED, KZT, UAH, and other currencies supported by your gateway.
Multi-Currency
German or Middle Eastern buyers bounce immediately if your storefront shows unfamiliar currency and their card fails on local processing. volbor detects visitor region, displays prices in familiar local units, and serves international checkout links right in chat. This is your currency and geo layer — complementing, not duplicating, core payments.
Geolocation
The first second in a chat or on your site shouldn't begin with “can you convert this price for me?”
The interface automatically shifts to USD, EUR, GBP, AED, KZT, UAH, and other currencies supported by your gateway.
Buyers can change the catalog currency directly in chat if geolocation mismatched their preference.
Selected currency is stored on the customer profile and applied to all future repeat orders.
Two Models
volbor doesn't force a single model. Exporters prefer automated FX conversion; local brands need market-tailored price points.
Catalog pegged to base USD, with storefront prices recalculated at live rates. Add a markup buffer to absorb gateway FX spreads.
Set explicit price lists per region. Illustrative kit: $49 in the US, €45 in the EU, 18,000 KZT in Kazakhstan — not an industry average.[1]
Rounding Rules
Awkward decimal fractions erode buyer trust faster than high prices. Charm pricing rules round converted totals to standard retail standards.
Rounds converted amounts to .99 or .95 endings based on storefront rules.
Rounds currencies like KZT and UAH to clean tens or hundreds, eliminating messy decimals.
Exact B2B commercial invoices can bypass charm rules to preserve exact unit accounting.
In-Chat Checkout
Buyers don't register for proprietary merchant portals. Cards and digital wallets are securely handled by Stripe, PayPal, Adyen, or regional European rails.
Once an order is confirmed, the bot dispatches a secure checkout link directly into chat or widget.
One-touch biometric checkout on mobile without typing credit card numbers into chat.
Stripe, PayPal, Adyen, and regional processors. Route US buyers to Stripe and Central Asia to local acquiring.
Support iDEAL, Klarna, and Bancontact natively through your connected gateway without custom code.
Visa, Mastercard, and American Express backed by gateway 3D-Secure 2 and enterprise fraud protection.
Hosted payment pages automatically render in the buyer's native language.
B2B Invoicing
Wholesale and corporate buyers need formal documentation, not Apple Pay. Commercial invoices, VAT, and SWIFT instructions must match what was quoted.
Branded commercial invoices with corporate banking details, not raw screenshots.
Tax rates computed by buyer tax residency. EU digital goods handled via automated tax services, not a flat 20% guess.
Dedicated international bank routing details for cross-border wire transfers.
Settlement advances the CRM deal. FX reconciliation: illustrative 2 currencies × 20 entries × 1 hour = 40 hours of manual bookkeeping per month.[2]
Refunds issued in the original transaction currency, eliminating currency exchange disputes.
FAQ
Available currencies depend on your connected gateway (Stripe and PayPal support 100+ currencies), not an artificial volbor marketing limit.
Yes. Route transactions dynamically by customer country: Stripe for US/EU, regional acquiring for emerging markets.
Refunds are processed in the original transaction currency to avoid exchange rate disputes.
Yes, recurring subscriptions bill in the customer's selected currency whenever supported by the gateway.
Automated VAT OSS calculations apply based on the customer's verified country of residence.
Gateway webhook triggers an instant alert, temporarily pauses access, and flags support. Dispute resolution is handled directly via your acquirer.
Yes. Generate international commercial invoices with SWIFT/IBAN details delivered via chat or PDF email.
No. Connect your payment providers by entering API keys directly into volbor workspace settings.
Connected Modules
Multi-currency handles price presentation. Processing, inventory SKU management, and customer messaging are powered by adjacent modules.
Why you need itManages authorization holds, dunning sequences, PCI compliance, and invoice lifecycles.
What happens without itYou display converted prices on your storefront, but have no checkout or retry engine.
Why you need itMaintains base SKUs, variants, and base USD pricing for currency conversions.
What happens without itNo catalog to convert: empty price tags regardless of currency selected.
Why you need itEnables in-dialogue currency switching and automates checkout link delivery.
What happens without itSales agents manually calculate exchange rates in chat and make costly errors.
Why you need itStores preferred customer currency, receipts, and lifetime spend on customer cards.
What happens without itRepeat international customers get quoted in the wrong currency every time.
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Illustrative market expansion: 30 orders × $150 margin = $4,500.[3] Not a guaranteed 35% boost — just the math of a single scenario.
Open dashboardFootnotes
Illustrative market-specific pricing example. Does not represent global cross-market averages or conversion benchmark studies.
Illustrative accounting workload: 2 currencies × 20 manual journal entries × 1 hour reconciliation = 40 hours. Baseline: manual spreadsheets vs. automated transaction-time rates in volbor.
Illustrative scenario: 30 completed transactions in an expansion market × $150 net margin = $4,500. Order volume and margin figures are hypothetical modeling parameters, not account guarantees.