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# Price Information

## Overview <a href="#apps-countries-apppricing" id="apps-countries-apppricing"></a>

This is a menu for entering price information and other details required for product sales.\
Each item can be modified unless it is in the "Under Review" or "Scheduled" status.\
Any changes made will be reflected in real-time.

### Price Info <a href="#price-information" id="price-information"></a>

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#### **Basic Price Setting:**

* Choose whether the product will be sold as "Free" or "Paid."
* To enable "Paid" sales, you must enter your settlement information in **My Account > Membership Information** and obtain administrator approval.
* You can find detailed information about settlement in **SUPPORT > Membership Registration**.
* Prices can be modified without any restrictions on the number of changes or the modification period.

#### **Basic Prices Entry:**

* Enter the selling price in the base currency set under **Apps > Settings > Default Price Currency Settings**.

#### **Local Price Setting:**

* Enter the sales price for each **country/region** where the product will be distributed.
* By clicking the **Update Exchange Rate** button, you can automatically update prices based on the current exchange rate of the base price.
* Prices can be modified without any restrictions on the number of changes or the modification period.


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