Countries and Currencies

Default merchant-account currencies for countries where SumUp operates.

A SumUp merchant account has a default currency based on the country where the merchant is registered. When an API request requires a currency, use the merchant account’s default_currency in the format defined by ISO 4217(Opens in a new tab).

Caution

This table describes merchant-account markets and currencies, not universal product availability. An API, SDK, payment method, or card reader might support fewer countries or currencies. Check the relevant product guide and API schema before building an integration.

Supported countries and currencies

The country coverage follows SumUp’s current list of markets(Opens in a new tab). Search by country name, country code, currency, or currency code.

Country Currency Code
Australia (AU) Australian dollar AUD
Austria (AT) Euro EUR
Belgium (BE) Euro EUR
Brazil (BR) Brazilian real BRL
Bulgaria (BG) Euro EUR
Canada (CA) Canadian dollar CAD
Chile (CL) Chilean peso CLP
Colombia (CO) Colombian peso COP
Croatia (HR) Euro EUR
Cyprus (CY) Euro EUR
Czech Republic (CZ) Czech koruna CZK
Denmark (DK) Danish krone DKK
Estonia (EE) Euro EUR
Finland (FI) Euro EUR
France (FR) Euro EUR
Germany (DE) Euro EUR
Greece (GR) Euro EUR
Hungary (HU) Hungarian forint HUF
Ireland (IE) Euro EUR
Italy (IT) Euro EUR
Latvia (LV) Euro EUR
Lithuania (LT) Euro EUR
Luxembourg (LU) Euro EUR
Malta (MT) Euro EUR
Mexico (MX) Mexican peso MXN
Netherlands (NL) Euro EUR
Norway (NO) Norwegian krone NOK
Peru (PE) Peruvian sol PEN
Poland (PL) Polish zloty PLN
Portugal (PT) Euro EUR
Romania (RO) Romanian leu RON
Slovakia (SK) Euro EUR
Slovenia (SI) Euro EUR
Spain (ES) Euro EUR
Sweden (SE) Swedish krona SEK
Switzerland (CH) Swiss franc CHF
United Kingdom (GB) Pound sterling GBP
United States (US) US dollar USD

Use the correct currency in an integration

  1. Retrieve the merchant account and read its default_currency from the Retrieve a Merchant endpoint.
  2. Send that value in payment requests that require a currency, such as Create a Checkout.
  3. Confirm that the value is accepted by the endpoint’s current API schema and that the product is available for the merchant’s country.

For online payments, also use the payment methods returned for the checkout rather than assuming that every method is available for a country or currency. See Payment methods.

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