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# Currency
The **Currency** tab allows you to set the default currency used for your platform. You are free to design any currency using the settings under this tab for your LMS Platform.
To acceess the tab, follow **WP Dashboard > MS LMS > Settings > eCommerce > Currency:**
* **Transaction currency** - choose the currency to sell courses. It will be applied to Stripe and PayPal [payment methods](/masterstudy-lms/lms-settings/ecommerce/payment-methods.md).
* **Currency symbol** - Specify the symbol for the currency used on the site. E.g., `$`, `€`, `£`.
* **Currency position** - Set the currency position against the price. Available options are **Left** and **Right**.
* **Thousands separator** - a symbol used to divide large numbers into groups of three digits, making them easier to read. For example, the number **one million** can be displayed as `1,000,000` or `1 000 000` depending on the chosen separator.
* **Decimal separator** - a symbol used to separate the whole number part from the fractional part in a decimal number. For example, the number **three and a half** can be written as `3.5` or `3,5`, depending on the chosen separator.
* **Number of fractional numbers allowed** - define how many digits can appear after the decimal separator in a price or value. For example, if set to 2, a price can be displayed as 19.99, while setting it to 0 would round it to 20.
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