We’re excited to announce that Suger now supports multi-currency for Private Offers, Channel Partner Private Offers (CPPO), and Agreement-Based Offers (ABO), empowering seller to transact globally with more ease than ever before.

🌍 Greater Flexibility with Global Private Offer

Transacting in local currencies helps sellers avoid exchange rate risks and boost buyer confidence.

With Suger, you can now create private offers in EUR, GBP, JPY, and AUD, with both contract pricing and disbursements in the same currency. This opens doors to new regions, aligns with buyer expectations, and reduces friction in high-value enterprise deals.

🤝 Accelerate Global Sales with Multi-Currency CPPO

For channel-first companies, multi-currency CPPO is a game-changer. Now, sellers, channel partners, and buyers can transact in a shared local currency, making it easier to collaborate and close deals faster.

Sellers create resale authorizations in the negotiated currency, and partners can now create CPPOs with flexible installments in that same currency, simplifying complex workflows and speeding up your revenue cycle.

🔁 Simplifying payments with ABO in local currency

Easily create Agreement-Based Offers (ABO) to streamline long-term contracts, enable seamless upsells, and support hassle-free renewals, all in local currencies.

What’s more?

With Suger’s advanced billing engine, Finance and RevOps teams can:

• Export metering data in multiple currencies

• Automate metering and billing workflows

• Stay focused on pricing strategy and revenue growth

No more manual processes — just scalable, global-ready operations.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. With what products can I create private offers in non-USD? 

You can create non-USD private offers with contract pricing only products, such as SaaS contract, AMI contract or Professional Services. Products with contract and consumption pricing are out of scope. 

2. I’m an existing seller, do I need to keep using my US bank account or Hyperwallet? 

You can keep using your US ACH bank account or Hyperwallet. However, US ACH and Hyperwallet can only receive disbursements in USD. If you want to receive non-USD disbursements, you must provide banking information including SWIFT details. 

3. I’m a new seller, do I need a US bank account or Hyperwallet to register as a seller? 

No, US bank account or Hyperwallet is no longer mandatory for seller registration. However you will need to have a bank account that can receive disbursement in USD, as public subscription transactions and any private offers with consumption pricing will remain in USD. 

4. In which countries can I use local bank account? 

US, EU, UK, Norway, Switzerland, Israel, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Australia, New Zealand and Japan. To use UK bank accounts, you must complete KYC process. 

5. Can I use one bank account for multiple currencies? 

Yes. Please check with your bank directly what currencies can be disbursed into your bank account. For example, you can use your EU bank account to receive disbursements in EUR, GBP or USD. UK bank account can only receive disbursements in EUR and GBP from EMEA sales invoiced by AWS EMEA). US ACH account and Hyperwallet can only receive disbursements in USD.

6. Can I create Agreement-Based Offer with a new currency? 

Yes. When you create an agreement-based offer, you can select a new currency. For CPPO agreement-based offer, ISV will need to set the preferred currency in the resale authorization

7. Can I create the private offer in any of the available currencies to any buyers?

You can only create the private offer in the currencies the buyer can use to pay their invoices. Supported currencies are based on the buyer’s location, please refer to this guide to learn more. 

The buyer will be invoiced in the same currency as in the private offer. If they wish to pay in a different currency, please reach out to AWS Support.