# The prices are not formatted correctly for my currency

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 Problem

There is an error with the format of the currency.

- The thousands separators or/and the decimals separators are not correct.
- The symbol should be after/before the price.

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 Solution

HBook uses the default WordPress number formatting according to the language and currency.

If you have a comma as thousands separator or decimals separator, but need to have a dot, or vice versa, please check the following:

1. In **HBook > Payment > Price settings**, do you have correctly set if you wish to have the currency symbol before or after the price?
2. For a website that is in one language only (no multilanguage plugins):  
In **Settings > General**, do you have the “Site language” set to your country?

> [!INFO]
> For example, for MXN currency to show prices as "MX$0,000.00", you need to select “Español de México”.