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# 3. Define Store Currencies
In addition to language settings, it is essential to configure the **currencies** your project will support. By default, the system is configured to use the Turkish Lira (`try`). If you wish to use a different currency, follow the steps below to ensure proper setup.
{% stepper %}
{% step %}
### Define Supported Currencies \[`AVAILABLE_CURRENCIES`]
To use a currency other than the default, it must first be added to the system via the `AVAILABLE_CURRENCIES` dynamic setting.
* Navigate to **Omnitron > Sales Channels > Sales Channel Settings > Dynamic Settings**.
* Locate the `AVAILABLE_CURRENCIES` setting.
* Click on the **+ Add Field** button.
* From the dropdown menu, select the currency (e.g., `usd`, `eur`, etc.) you want to enable.
* Click **Save** to apply the change.
⚠️ If a currency is not defined in `AVAILABLE_CURRENCIES`, attempting to use it in the next step as the default currency will result in an error.
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
### Set the Default Currency \[`DEFAULT_CURRENCY`]
After defining the available currencies, you must designate one of them as the default currency.
* In the same location (**Omnitron > Sales Channels > Sales Channel Settings > Dynamic Settings**), locate the `DEFAULT_CURRENCY` setting.
* In the **Value** field, enter the code of the currency you previously added via `AVAILABLE_CURRENCIES`.
* Click **Save**.
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
### Supported Currency Codes
The system currently supports the following currency codes:
```
try ➡ Turkish Lira 🇹🇷
eur ➡ Euro 🏦
usd ➡ US Dollar 🇺🇸
egp ➡ Egyptian Pound 🇪🇬
gbp ➡ British Pound 🇬🇧
mad ➡ Moroccan Dirham 🇲🇦
pln ➡ Polish Zloty 🇵🇱
sar ➡ Saudi Riyal 🇸🇦
ron ➡ Romanian Leu 🇷🇴
uah ➡ Ukrainian Hryvnia 🇺🇦
czk ➡ Czech Koruna 🇨🇿
huf ➡ Hungarian Forint 🇭🇺
rub ➡ Russian Ruble 🇷🇺
bgn ➡ Bulgarian Lev 🇧🇬
iqd ➡ Iraqi Dinar 🇮🇶
kwd ➡ Kuwaiti Dinar 🇰🇼
bhd ➡ Bahraini Dinar 🇧🇭
omr ➡ Omani Rial 🇴🇲
qar ➡ Qatari Rial 🇶🇦
aed ➡ UAE Dirham 🇦🇪
ngn ➡ Nigerian Naira 🇳🇬
inr ➡ Indian Rupee 🇮🇳
lei ➡ Romanian Leu 🇷🇴
kzt ➡ Kazakhstani Tenge 🇰🇿
jod ➡ Jordanian Dinar 🇯🇴
rsd ➡ Serbian Dinar 🇷🇸
```
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}
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