How to Change AdSense Report Currency (View Earnings in Your Currency)
For years I saw AdSense earnings only in US dollars, even though I’m paid in Indian rupees, and I kept converting in my head. In December 2013 AdSense let publishers view reports in their own currency, and suddenly the reports made much more sense. The option still exists in today’s AdSense. Here’s how to change your AdSense report currency.
Quick answer: Open any report in AdSense, click the settings (gear) icon at the top of the report and choose Currency. Your payment currency is listed first; pick another currency to view the report in it. This only changes how numbers are displayed, not the currency you’re paid in.
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How to change AdSense report currency
- Sign in to AdSense (external site) and open Reports.
- Click the settings icon at the top of the report.
- Select Currency.
- Choose the currency you want. The report updates immediately.
Google explains the option in its help article on viewing a report in a different currency (external site).
Report currency vs payment currency
- Payment currency is set in your payments profile and decides what reaches your bank.
- Report currency is just a display choice for reports.
- Converted figures can be slightly off because exchange rates move daily; your final payment uses the rate at payment time.
Tips for Indian publishers
- View reports in INR to track monthly income against expenses.
- Payments arrive by wire transfer; see how AdSense payments work in India.
- You can hold payments to reduce bank fees.
FAQ
Can I change my AdSense payment currency?
Payment currency is tied to your payments profile and country; changing it usually means creating a new payments profile, so check AdSense Help first.
Why don’t my converted earnings match my bank deposit?
Exchange rates differ between the report date, payment date and your bank’s conversion.
Does report currency affect earnings?
No, it only changes how figures are shown.
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Now I can easily view my currency and calculation, thank you so much.
Hi,
I just used this feature today and I liked it very much. It helps to find out how much you have earned in your local currency without doing any calculation.
wow it’s amazing sir thanks a lot for sharing this to us what a amazing thing which i don’t know thank you again
Our Indian currency changes regularly according to Dollar rate ah? then reports change everyday according to dollar rate?
Hi Chandra,
Nice post and sincerely I didn’t know how to go about all these. I used to check it as it appears but this has helped me. Best of regards for sharing.
Hi,
I just used this feature today and I liked it very much. It helps to find out how much you have earned in your local currency without doing any calculation.
My page impression is hardly 40 to 50 and click only 4 to 5 per day for my newly build blogsite. How did you earn 51858 Rs. ?. Please give me tips so that i can apply them on my blog.
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It’s really an awesome and useful feature implemented by Google. It will help users to estimate their earning in their own currency .
Nice tip for newbie i did not know about thanks google have develop great option for indian bloggers so they can check their earning in home country because many people did not know what is current conversion rate of currency and what google will pay next month nice tip thanks.
Well, its good to know that Adsense has introduced this feature for marketers. However, its still thoughtful of the guys at Adsense to help make the view in the preferred currency of the user. Talk about improving user experience?