SiriKit payment confirmation currency is always US$

Question

I build Intents Extension and I'm handling INSendMoneyIntent and I'm saying:

Send 25€ to John Smith

response after app confrimation

Here's your <Your_App> payment for US$25.00. Do you want to send it?

Intent contains proper currency iso 3 code - EUR, so why siri displays wrong currency in payment confirmation?

returning intent

INSendPaymentIntentResponse *reponse = [[INSendPaymentIntentResponse alloc] initWithCode:INSendPaymentIntentResponseCodeReady userActivity:userActivity];
completion(reponse);

addded, but seriously, there is no way that this is code fault, it's rather configuration problem? — user3292998, Aug 24 '16 at 11:55
With iOS 10 still in beta, you're probably better off [reporting this as a bug to Apple](https://bugreport.apple.com/) directly. And maybe posting in their beta forum. — Sixten Otto, Aug 24 '16 at 15:39
Also, Welcome to Stack Overflow. (May I suggest setting a real username? Other users might be more inclined to answer. It's a small thing, but makes a huge difference.) — Moshe, Aug 24 '16 at 15:44
yes, my app is in AppStore now ;) you can try to send money with Azimo ;D — user3292998, Oct 20 '16 at 13:05
@user3292998 could you please show how you fixed it? The accepted answer says you need to add paymentRecord, I do add a record but the confirmation is still always in US$ — Reem, Oct 24 '16 at 14:17

score 7 · Accepted Answer · answered Sep 19 '16 at 15:18

You need to add a paymentRecord to your response in

(void)confirmSendPayment:(INSendPaymentIntent *)intent

like so:

INSendPaymentIntentResponse *response = [[INSendPaymentIntentResponse alloc] initWithCode:INSendPaymentIntentResponseCodeReady userActivity:userActivity];
response.paymentRecord = [[INPaymentRecord alloc] initWithPayee:intent.payee payer:nil currencyAmount:intent.currencyAmount paymentMethod:nil note:intent.note status:INPaymentStatusPending];
completion(response);

ildsarria · Answer 2 · 2016-10-20T16:05:40.740

Agree with Julius' answer but it doesn't show where to set the currency. You can create a method

- (INPaymentRecord *) getPaymentRecord:(INSendPaymentIntent *)intent
{
    INCurrencyAmount *currAmount = [[INCurrencyAmount alloc] initWithAmount: intent.currencyAmount currencyCode:@"ZAR"];
    INPaymentMethod *paymentMethod = [[INPaymentMethod alloc] initWithType:INPaymentMethodTypeCredit name:@"" identificationHint:@"" icon:nil];
    INPaymentRecord *paymentRecord = [[INPaymentRecord alloc] initWithPayee:nil payer:nil currencyAmount: intent.currencyAmount paymentMethod:paymentMethod note:nil status:INPaymentStatusCompleted ];
return paymentRecord;

}

And then from the delegate method you just slot the paymentrecord assignment between your above two statements:

    INSendPaymentIntentResponse *response = [[INSendPaymentIntentResponse alloc] initWithCode:INSendPaymentIntentResponseCodeSuccess userActivity:nil];

    **response.paymentRecord = [self getPaymentRecord:intent];**

    completion(response);

probably you are wrong, instance of intent is passed from `confirmSendPayment`, so basically all you need to do is set currency in `confirmSendPayment` — user3292998, Oct 19 '16 at 15:27

SiriKit payment confirmation currency is always US$

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