The rate or exchange rate is the value of the currency of a country regarding the currency of another country. In other words, the rate at which one currency can be exchanged for another.
When you sell abroad with dLocal Go, when converting the money from your sales from the client's currency to your local currency, we will apply an exchange rate that will vary depending on the country of origin of your client.
Who pays the exchange rate?
If the price of your products or services is set in USD, your client will always pay in their local currency and will bear the cost of the exchange rate.
If the price of your products or services is set in the local currency of your client, your company will assume the cost of the exchange rate since we will convert that value to dollars to later be able to send the money to your account.
The money that you receive from the sale of your products will already be deducted from this cost.
Remember that your client will always pay in their local currency and you will receive the money from your sales in the currency of the country where your company is located.