Possibly — but not by Light Ideas. If a customer pays in a currency that matches their card or bank account (for example, a UK customer paying in GBP), additional conversion fees are unlikely to apply. However, if the payment currency differs from their account currency (for example, a Canadian customer paying in EUR), their bank or card issuer may apply a foreign transaction fee or use its own exchange rate for the conversion.
Any currency conversion fees or exchange rate adjustments are determined by the customer’s bank, card issuer, or payment provider — not by the marketplace. Customers who are unsure about potential international transaction or conversion charges should contact their bank or card provider before completing a purchase.
