Currencies
Each event has its own currency, chosen from more than 35. Reporting converts everything to your organization's base currency, and payouts arrive in CAD, USD, EUR or XOF depending on your payment account.
What you get
35+ currencies to price your events
One currency per event, defaulting to your organization's
Reporting converts all events to your base currency
Native amounts per currency stay visible in reporting
Payouts in CAD, USD, EUR through Stripe and XOF in Côte d'Ivoire
Currencies in detail
Currencies on Trybe let organizers and promoters price each event in the currency their fans use, from more than 35 currencies, and still read their numbers in one place. Every event has its own currency; it defaults to your organization's currency (CAD unless you change it) and can be set per event, so a Montréal night sells in CAD while a New York boat party sells in USD. Fans see prices, fees and taxes in the event's currency at checkout.
Organization reporting converts every event to your base currency with current exchange rates for the headline and charts, while native amounts stay visible per currency. Payouts are computed in the event currency and deposited in the currency of your connected account: CAD, USD or EUR through Stripe, XOF for Côte d'Ivoire. You can connect a local payment account per region to receive revenue in another currency. One rule to know: the events covered by a season pass must share one currency.
How it works
Set your base currency
In Organization settings, choose the currency your reporting converts to. New events default to it.
Pick a currency per event
When creating an event, choose from more than 35 currencies. Prices, fees and taxes show in that currency at checkout.
Connect accounts per region
From Payment setup, connect Stripe for CAD, USD and EUR or add your Ivorian bank account for XOF to receive revenue locally.
Read one converted total
Reporting shows every event converted to your base currency, with native amounts per currency alongside.
Questions organizers ask
Which currencies can I sell tickets in on Trybe?
Trybe supports more than 35 currencies. Each event picks its own currency, defaulting to your organization's, and fans see prices and fees in that currency at checkout.
Can I run events in different currencies under one account?
Yes. Currency is set per event, so one organization can sell a Montréal event in CAD and a New York event in USD. Reporting converts everything to your base currency and keeps native amounts visible.
In which currency am I paid out?
In the currency of your connected payment account: CAD, USD or EUR through Stripe, or XOF in Côte d'Ivoire. Payouts are calculated in the event's currency and converted before the deposit when the two differ.
How does reporting handle several currencies?
Organization reporting converts every event to your base currency using current exchange rates for the headline and charts. A revenue-by-currency table shows the native amounts so nothing is hidden by the conversion.
Can I change an event's currency after publishing?
Currency is chosen when you create the event and applies to all its tickets and add-ons. Set it before you publish; a new event or a duplicate lets you pick a different one.
Do season passes work across currencies?
A pass covers several events, and all of them must share one currency. Pass revenue is tracked separately in Banking under Pass revenue.
Related features
Payments & checkout
Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Mobile Money at checkout, with 0% organizer fees
Payouts
Request a payout any time, or set daily, weekly or monthly payouts; each sale is ready to pay out 7 days later by default
Organization reporting
Gross sales, refunds, tickets, visits and orders across all your events, in your base currency, as CSV