Accept event payments in multiple currencies

Each ticket is priced in the currency it sells in, so multi-currency ticketing does not mean a live conversion at checkout: the attendee pays in that currency and the legal entity you mapped to the event receives it in the same currency, into its own account. Conversion appears only in the group report, which is a reporting view rather than a balance.

Yes. Paid conference ticketing runs on your own payment account: event payment processing is connected to your Stripe account per legal entity, attendees pay in the currency the ticket was sold in, and the money lands in that entity's account. BagEvent takes 0% of ticket sales on every plan; the card processing fee goes to Stripe or PayPal, not to us.

No. BagEvent charges 0% platform fee on all plans. You pay only your payment provider's standard processing fee, and ticket revenue settles directly into your own account.

Yes — and with BagEvent it is how payments always work. You connect your own Stripe or PayPal account, which is what allows revenue to reach you directly with no platform cut. Setup is a guided connection flow under Settings → Payments.

Yes. With BagEvent you price in your settlement currency, and attendees see and pay the equivalent in theirs, converted at daily exchange rates. The money arrives in your own account, in your currency.

You map currencies or events to entities, and each entity settles to its own bank account. Business plans support five entities and Enterprise is unlimited.

Issue a full or partial refund from the order detail page. The refund is returned through the original payment method and reporting updates automatically.

Payouts follow the schedule of the payment provider you connected, since the money moves through your own account. Each payout is linked to the orders it covers for reconciliation.