"Inconsistent currency between your product data and your website" in Merchant Center: what it means and how to fix it

Not quite the wording you see? Compare the look-alike price messages.

What it usually looks like on a store

Currency-switcher apps are the usual cause: the page shows prices converted to the visitor's currency while the markup and feed say another one.

What Google says

Account warning or suspension when the currency in product data does not match the landing pages. Google wants prices in the official currency of the target country in product data, on the landing page and through checkout, using ISO 4217 codes. Multiple currencies are allowed if the product data currency is the default, prominent one and can be used to pay.

for one or more of your products the currency you provided in your product data doesn’t match the landing pages.Google, How to fix: Inconsistent currency between your product data and your website

On the landing page, it’s allowed to have multiple currencies available as long as the appropriate currency of your product data is the default, prominently listed currency.Google, How to fix: Inconsistent currency between your product data and your website

All pages from the product page to the checkout page must consistently show the same currency.Google, Checkout requirements and best practices

Also seen as: "Mismatched currency".

How to fix it

Based on Google's help pages, in plain language:

1. Check the warning email for affected products.
2. Go all the way to checkout to confirm the correct currency is shown and can be used to pay.
3. Update the currency in the price attribute or update the landing pages, then resubmit.
4. Consider currency conversion to reach other countries.

What to check on your website

These are the checks we run that relate to this issue. A problem in any of them can be enough on its own.

• Currency matches: priceCurrency is set, and the currency shown on the page matches it.
• Price matches the page: The price in your structured data and social meta tags appears on the page itself.
• Product structured data: Each product page has valid Product markup (JSON-LD or microdata) with a name, image and offer.

Requesting a review

Google says that once technical fixes are live, a small ad edit or selecting Appeal starts a fresh crawl that usually finishes within 24 to 48 hours. Depending on the violation there may be extra verification steps and a limit on how many reviews can be requested.

Questions

Sources

• support.google.com/merchants/answer/10897978
• support.google.com/merchants/answer/9158778
• support.google.com/merchants/answer/160637

Checked against Google's help pages on 2026-10-08. Listvane is an independent tool made by Great Work LLC. It isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Google. Google and Google Merchant Center are trademarks of Google LLC.