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You can use Stripe for that.

• maaku 14y ago
  Not if you want to receive in euros.
  • toomuchtodo 14y ago
    Correct. I don't want Stripe to do the conversion. We want to receive dollars from US customers, and Euros from EU customers.
    • kristofferR 14y ago
      Shouldn't be too hard to create a script that sends a Stripe form to US customers (either based on country selection or just IP) and a Paymill form to EU customers.
    • jtheory 14y ago
      I started a reply here simply to comment that Stripe doesn't do currency conversion, they just charge in USD. But I double-checked their FAQ and couldn't verify that, actually... I can't find details on how they manage the actual charge to foreign cards. It's an important issue, because if they just charge in USD, holders of foreign cards will presumably see a "foreign transaction fee" in their statement, which discourages future purchases. If they are able to charge the card in its own currency and avoid the fees, that means they're doing the conversion themselves, and setting the rate. I still suspect it's the former solution, but I'll have to ask about that....