Following our launch of Euro reporting for publishers in five European countries, we’re happy to announce that local currency reports are now also available in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Finland, Greece, Portugal, South Africa, Switzerland, and the UK.
If you’re located in one of these countries, you can now update your account to display earnings in your local currency. After you’ve updated your account, any earnings generated from advertisers paying in currencies other than your local currency will be converted daily. If you receive payments in your local currency, this means that there also won’t be any additional conversions at the end of the month. However, you can still choose to receive payments in U.S. Dollars or change your payment method at any time.
Before enabling local currency reports in your account, we recommend downloading and saving copies of your past reports in U.S. Dollars for your records. You can then update your account by signing in to AdSense and clicking the link in the green prompt on your Reports Overview page. You’ll be asked to review and agree to a new set of Terms and Conditions. Unfortunately, we’re not able to interpret the meaning of changes in our legal documents for publishers — if you have questions or need legal advice on interpreting the new Terms, please don’t hesitate to contact your attorney.
We’ll be requiring this change in the future, so we recommend updating your account to report earnings in your local currency soon. You can find answers to common FAQs associated with these new local currency reports in a recent Inside AdSense blog post — all references to ‘Euros’ in the post now also apply to your local currency. In addition, detailed information about these new reports can be found in our Help Center.
Posted by Arlene Lee – Inside AdSense Team
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