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How to add a currency field

First, drag the Currency field type onto your form. Screenshot 2025-10-02 at 7.31.12 PM.png USD is the default Currency code. To change this, click its settings icon to open the right-hand panel and indicate your preferred currency. Here is a list of all the possible options.
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Collect a dynamic type of currency

If you’d like to let your respondents choose the currency or if it should be specified by an external source (e.g. Airtable or Notion), click the plus icon to reference a field from that source. Screenshot 2025-10-02 at 5.57.14 PM.png For example, we reference the form’s currency dropdown above to let it determine the selected currency type.

Convert currencies

Enable the Convert currency toggle in the right-hand panel to automatically convert the currency the respondent enters. You can specify a fixed currency to convert it to or provide it dynamically using the plus icon . Screenshot 2025-10-02 at 6.04.20 PM.png You can also reference the converted amount anywhere in your form by typing @ and selecting your currency question followed by Converted value. Screenshot 2025-10-02 at 6.08.14 PM.png

How amounts appear in emails and integrations

In notification and respondent emails, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Google Docs, calendar invites, and AI steps, a currency answer shows as a formatted amount, like $15.00. If Convert currency is on, only the converted amount is shown.
If an automation reads this text, like a Zap that parses a Slack message, make sure it expects the formatted amount.