If you follow the function it returns this :

https://github.com/laravel/cashier/blob/master/src/Laravel/Cas...

Line 494

public function addCurrencySymbol($amount)
{
//return '$'.$amount;
return '£'.$amount;
}

elmbrent said:

If you follow the function it returns this :

https://github.com/laravel/cashier/blob/master/src/Laravel/Cas...

Line 494

public function addCurrencySymbol($amount)
{
//return '$'.$amount;
return '£'.$amount;
}

Ok, thank you for your answer @elmbrent. I might not have been so clear about what I wanted to know. I wonder if there is any way to define amount and currency when you create a invoice or charge a customer. I mean 1000:- (SEK) and $1000 is a pretty big difference. 1000:- (SEK) is close to $6000. When using something like Laravel Cashier against Stripe you want it to work as Stripe intends.

In Stripe they use currency like this:

Stripe::Charge.create(
    :amount => 1000, # in cents
    :currency => "usd",
    :customer => customer.id
)

I haven't read through it all, just sparsely since I don't work on any project using payment for now. But I like that Laravel is supporting Stripe through Laravel Cashier, so I wanted to know if I can charge, let's say Swedish, Norwegian or UK customers in SEK/NOK/GBP instead of US-dollars using Laravel Cashier out of the box?