We scan it the way the world does: as shoppers from 59 markets. Forced foreign currency, hidden FX markups, missing local payment methods: the leaks you can't see from your own desk, each verified from inside the market, with screenshot proof when capture is on.
Stores geo-redirect and localise by IP, so the checkout you test at your own desk is not the one a shopper in São Paulo, Berlin or Osaka reaches. The leak is invisible precisely to the person who could fix it.
of cross-border shoppers abandon a checkout that
can't take their currency.
PYMNTS / Passport, 2025/26
We fetch your real cart and checkout, then read it against every market: currencies offered, FX rates versus the live interbank rate, local payment methods.
Each candidate is confirmed from inside the shopper's own market, with a screenshot when capture is on. Nothing enters the confirmed floor without evidence.
A ranked fix plan pointing at your exact PSP dashboard, done with you in days, then monitoring alerts you the moment a leak reappears.
The audit costs 89 CHF, once. A verified currency leak is modeled as a percentage uplift on your own cross-border revenue, so what closing one is worth depends on your numbers, not ours. The free scan tells you whether you have one before you pay anything.
Modeled floors on disclosed assumptions, not measured sales. Add your monthly revenue to the scan and it converts the uplift into your own figures.
Agency? The whole audit runs white-label under your brand across your client base: get in touch.
The fixing, yes: it's a settings change, and the audit names the exact screen. What you can't do from your own desk is see the problem: your browser loads your store from your country, so the page a Brazilian shopper gets never reaches you. That's what the audit is: the checkout opened from inside each market, with the screenshot to prove what it showed, and a number attached to it so the fix can be prioritised against everything else in your backlog.
No. The scanner is pure parsing plus interbank-rate arithmetic, deterministic and reproducible. Run it twice, get the same answer. Every figure is traceable to a disclosed assumption (full methodology).
No, and we say so on each one. A finding is a candidate until it's verified from inside the shopper's own market; only then does it carry a “verified” badge (with a screenshot when captured). We never sell a claim we can't show you.
Conservative conversion-uplift bands from published cross-border research (PYMNTS, Passport, PPRO, Mastercard/Visa), applied to your international revenue share, with diminishing returns and a hard cap. Presented as a floor (“at least $X”), never fake precision.
Publicly accessible pages only: your cart/checkout as any shopper reaches it. Our bot identifies itself honestly (TideWallBot) and honours a per-host delay.