How many currencies and languages can you support?

There is no fixed number. Each currency needs a price list, a rate rule and a payout route, and each language needs translated text. We agree the list of markets during scoping and write it into the quote, so the scope of the build is clear before it starts.

Which exchange rates do you use?

We use the rate source you choose, such as a commercial rates provider or a rate you set by hand. Each rate is stored with its date. The rule for when a rate applies, for example at order time or at payout time, is written down and tested.

Can commissions be calculated in one base currency?

Yes. Many companies calculate in a single base currency and convert for display and payout. Others calculate in the order currency. Either design works, and the scoping conversation decides which fits your plan, your reporting and your accountant's needs. Either way the choice is written down and tested with worked examples.

Do you provide the translations?

We build the language system and load the text you give us. We recommend native-speaking reviewers for product descriptions, plan explanations and income disclosures, because wording in those areas has legal weight. We can discuss translation workflows during scoping. We can also set up a review step before any text goes live.

How much does a multi-market setup cost?

Multiple currencies are typically part of the enterprise package, which is typically $9,500 to $18,000 over 4 to 6 weeks. The number of markets, gateways and languages changes the price. A written quote follows scoping. See pricing for the typical packages.

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Multi-currency and language

Multi-currency MLM software for selling and paying in many markets

Local prices, defined exchange rate rules, translated portals and payouts in the currencies your distributors use, with the commission math kept consistent.

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Price lists per currency
Documented rounding and rate rules
Translated member portals

Currencies without confusing the math

When a company sells in several countries, the hard question is which currency each number lives in. We settle this in writing during scoping: the currency of each order, the currency commissions are calculated in, the currency of the wallet and the currency of the payout.

Price lists can be set per market, with taxes and shipping shown the way each country expects. Exchange rates come from a source you choose, are stored with a timestamp, and are applied by a stated rule, for example the rate at the time of the order. All amounts use exact decimal arithmetic and a documented rounding rule, so totals reconcile.

Languages and local presentation

The member portal, the admin area, emails and the replicated distributor websites can be translated into the languages your markets need, including right-to-left languages such as Arabic. Dates, numbers and currency symbols follow each locale.

We build the translation system, with text kept in language files that your team can edit. Product claims, income disclosures and legal notices should be translated by qualified translators who know the market, not by machine alone. We can load the text you supply, but the wording of legal and income statements is your responsibility.

Paying distributors across borders

Payouts can be shown in a distributor's local currency while the ledger keeps the original amounts. Payout options may include bank transfer, a payout provider and, where your lawyer agrees, USDT through the e-wallet and payout module. Each payout records the rate used, the fee and the reference.

Payment gateways differ by country, and some are not available in some places. We integrate the gateways you have accounts with and tell you early if a market needs a different route.

Software can display a price in a currency, but it cannot make it legal to sell in a country. Direct selling rules, product registration, import limits, consumer protection and tax registration differ widely, and the company is responsible for meeting them. Some markets restrict or prohibit certain plans, so take local advice before you open a market. Our compliance page explains what we will and will not build.

Exchange rates move. A stated rule and a stored rate make the numbers traceable, but they cannot protect a company or a distributor from currency changes.

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How it works

1

Message us on WhatsApp or Telegram

Describe your products, your compensation plan and your markets.

2

We scope and quote

You get the plan logic, a timeline and a written price range.

3

We build and test the math

Every bonus rule is tested against worked examples before launch.

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How many currencies and languages can you support?: There is no fixed number. Each currency needs a price list, a rate rule and a payout route, and each language needs translated text. We agree the list of markets during scoping and write it into the quote, so the scope of the build is clear before it starts.
Which exchange rates do you use?: We use the rate source you choose, such as a commercial rates provider or a rate you set by hand. Each rate is stored with its date. The rule for when a rate applies, for example at order time or at payout time, is written down and tested.
Can commissions be calculated in one base currency?: Yes. Many companies calculate in a single base currency and convert for display and payout. Others calculate in the order currency. Either design works, and the scoping conversation decides which fits your plan, your reporting and your accountant's needs. Either way the choice is written down and tested with worked examples.
Do you provide the translations?: We build the language system and load the text you give us. We recommend native-speaking reviewers for product descriptions, plan explanations and income disclosures, because wording in those areas has legal weight. We can discuss translation workflows during scoping. We can also set up a review step before any text goes live.
How much does a multi-market setup cost?: Multiple currencies are typically part of the enterprise package, which is typically $9,500 to $18,000 over 4 to 6 weeks. The number of markets, gateways and languages changes the price. A written quote follows scoping. See pricing for the typical packages.

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