








The exchange rate in your accounting doesn't match the rate you actually got.
Cross-currency payouts (EUR settling USD sales) break reconciliation.
One clearing account mixing every currency = a mess.
Sales post at the exact rate customers paid, payouts clear across currencies automatically, and each currency gets its own clearing account.
Seeing USD in your books not match what customers paid
Syncing each transaction at the rate the customer paid
Reconciling USD payouts against EUR sales in spreadsheets
Clearing USD payouts against EUR sales with a conversion JE
Posting all currencies to one clearing account with no visibility
Assigning each currency its own clearing account
Logging CAD payments as USD in QuickBooks
Posting sales in the original currency at the right rate
Synder connects 30+ sales channels and payment processors to your accounting platform or ERP automatically, so your books always reflect what's actually happening in your business.
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The rate comes from your payment processor first – whatever was actually applied when the transaction was charged. If the processor doesn't pass a rate through, Synder uses your accounting platform's rate for the transaction date. The same logic applies to historical imports, so a sale from last March posts at last March's rate.
Only if you need them. If your payouts arrive in multiple currencies, you'll set up a separate clearing + checking account per currency. If your payouts come in your home currency, already converted, a single clearing account is enough – the payment processor converts before payout, and Synder uses the same rate.
Yes – when your sales happen in EUR but your processor pays out in USD, it converts the activity, and Synder records it in your books at that exact rate. Your accounting matches what hit your bank.
Currency gains and losses are calculated by your accounting software's native multi-currency features. Synder's job is to feed each transaction at the rate it was actually charged at, so your accounting platform can do its FX accounting accurately.
Yes – both modes support multicurrency. Per Transaction is the simpler setup: enable, map accounts, sync. In Summary Sync, enable multicurrency only when your payouts arrive in multiple currencies.
