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Multi-currency payouts now available in Australia and France

Sat, 12 Sep 2026 22:09:57 +0000

We've expanded Multi-Currency Payouts for eligible Shopify Payments merchants to Australia and France.

Merchants in Australia can now receive payouts in 13 currencies: AUD, NZD, USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, NOK, SEK, DKK, CHF, JPY, SGD and HKD. All 13 can be paid into an Australian bank account, or you can add an account in the US, New Zealand, the UK, Canada or the eurozone for those currencies.

Merchants in France can now receive payouts in 18 currencies: EUR, AUD, CAD, CHF, CZK, DKK, GBP, HKD, HUF, JPY, NOK, NZD, PLN, RON, SEK, SGD, USD and ZAR. EUR remains your default payout currency, and other currencies are paid into additional bank accounts you add.

Multi-currency payouts are available to stores on the Advanced and Shopify Plus plans. More info in help docs

The App and Other Adventures

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 12:44:32 +0000

Happy Monday.

We were out of town this weekend. ::looks at a previous post featuring a Friday bonus scene:: 994 comments?

994?

28,513 views.

::rubs face::

Okay. Message received. Horde has spoken.

I have a bunch of boring updates for you.

Vellum.

I am so sorry, we are still waiting on the items from the printer. They gave us part of the order, and the rest of it should happen today. I debated about this update, because the fault is on us and we are not trying to throw them under the bus. These are just the realities of printing business – there are paper shortage, etc. I’m going over there at 4:00 pm today, and hopefully will come back with things. I will keep you posted.

We have filled 2,030 orders, and we are still 813 orders out. It will be another couple of weeks. I apologize. This is due to inexperience. It will not happen again.

The mailing place gave us an Amazon container because of all the orders

The next merch drop will be done differently: we will be limiting the number of packs per order, and we will preprint a much larger quantity in advance. We were blind-sided by the number of orders.

Questions that came up:

My friend go a sticker on the back of her packet, and I didn’t get one.

The vellum packet is placed into a plastic sleeve with a resealable adhesive strip near the top. To get this thing to work, you pull the top layer of plastic off, revealing the glue, fold, and stick. Sometimes when you pull that plastic strip on top, the glue comes off with it. So we just grab whatever is handy, usually a small sticker of some sort, and slap it on there to keep the packet closed.

So it’s not the extra sticker, it’s just the plastic sleeve was slightly defective. I promise, you are not missing out.

I emailed to the store and haven’t heard back.

Please email again. I usually reply within 24 hours. If you haven’t heard from me, the email has bounced for some reason.

Katie Eckhoff, we have been trying to reach you regarding ~~your car’s extended warranty~~ a vellum pack that was returned to us. We sent three emails and haven’t heard back.

The App

Drumroll, please. We have gotten the final approval on the app. We had to prove to Apple that we are who we are, and that our developer has the right to make the app with our IP.

The app is set to go live by midnight. Apple users can now search the app store for it and “preorder” it. It is free. No purchase required. We do not store any of your information. The app lives on your phone.

Right now it is an abbreviated version, meaning that we mostly uploaded Maggie stuff, but we will be adding the other series and goodies.

Massive thank you to the beta team, who has gone above and beyond.

Personal update

The edit for the Maggie #2 isn’t done. We are behind. We really have to push forward on edits, and of course, on vellum.

This is happening because … Well, we both really want to make this book the best it can be. So many of you loved This Kingdom and we don’t want to disappoint. I won’t lie, there is a little bit of self-imposed pressure here. We need this to be good, so we are really trying to make it all snap together. You can probably tell by the lack of meaningful blog updates that we are buried.

So we are going back to work on the manuscript, and we will see you around. We wish you the best week!

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Palomar – a registry of Lean verified mathematics | What's new

Sat, 05 Sep 2026 00:34:42 +0000

In recent months there has been a proliferation of AI-generated proofs of various old and new results, some of which have been formalized in the proof assistant language Lean. However, checking that a given Lean repository actually proves the claimed statement is somewhat non-trivial, especially for an audience which is not expert in the use of Lean: one has to first check that the claimed formal Lean statements have proofs that typecheck, that the proofs do not contain any “cheats” such as adding additional axioms, and that the formal statements also match (in a semantic sense) the informal description of the claimed results.

To help bring some clarity to this situation, I am happy to announce that Palomar registry of Lean verified mathematics, which is an initiative incubated by the Lean FRO and by ICARM, is now open for submissions. I am serving in several roles on this registry, including on the scientific advisory board, together with Jeremy Avigad, Matthew Ballard, Jaume de Dios, Nestor Guillen, Bryna Kra, Kim Morrison, Ravi Vakil, and Akshay Venkatesh.

A detailed motivation for Palomar can be found here, and further information about Palomar can be found here. A zeroth approximation of what Palomar intends to be is the analogue of a preprint server for Lean proofs. More precisely, Palomar (which is named after the astronomical observatory) is a registry of external Github repositories (or more precisely, “snapshots” of such repositories, as represented by a specific Github commit) containing Lean code adhering to the current best practices for such formalizations, in particular containing

A “challenge file” containing a short, human readable description in Lean of the results claimed.
A “solution module” containing an (arbitrarily long) proof of the results claimed in the challenge file.
A “formalization.yaml” file describing the results in informal language, and also containing a number of other relevant metadata and disclosures.

(There are also some additional technical requirements for the repository which I will omit here.) If a snapshot of a repository is submitted to Palomar, it will check both (a) that the solution module typechecks and proves exactly the results claimed in the challenge file, and that (b) the informal description of the result in the formalization.yaml file appears to match the result claimed in the challenge file, and that the repository meets various minimal standards required for a registry entry. The first check (a) is purely mechanical, using the Lean tool Comparator; the second check (b) is non-deterministic, being performed by a large language model. If a repository passes both checks, it can be registered on Palomar. It is worth stressing that the checks in (a) and (b) fall well short of what a proper human peer review of a submission for novelty, interest, and accuracy would give; in particular, Palomar is not a peer-reviewed journal.

The submission process is thorough, but achievable: as a test, I successfully managed to submit my own recent formalization of the proof of Sendov’s conjecture to Palomar, and also plan to submit some older formalizations to the registry soon.

In any event, the registry is now open for formalizations of both old and new results. Submissions (whether human-generated, AI-generated, or some mixture of both) are welcome; please read the (somewhat detailed) instructions here before starting a submission. (I will however note that modern AI agents are quite helpful in assisting with the mechanical details of the submission, though a human review is still strongly recommended.)

Discussion and feedback on Palomar will occur on this Zulip channel.

Bulk staff setup with CSV import

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

You can now create, suspend, and reactivate staff accounts in bulk by uploading a CSV file in Shopify admin.

This update helps reduce manual setup for larger teams by letting you bulk create admin or POS staff accounts with assigned PINs and suspend or reactivate existing users in one upload.

It’s especially useful for seasonal hiring, store expansion, and fast offboarding, when teams need to make staff changes quickly and accurately.

To use this feature, go to Settings > Users > Import in Shopify Admin. Download the sample CSV template there to get started.

Learn more about importing users in bulk using a CSV file.

Recommended changes to checkout field settings are now available

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

Eligible stores can now get personalized recommendations for customer information settings from the Checkout settings page in Shopify admin.

These recommendations help you collect more complete customer details at checkout so you can reconnect with past shoppers more effectively and personalize your marketing. New stores already use these recommended settings by default.

Recommendations may include setting customer contact method to email-only, requiring first and last name, or optionally collecting shipping address phone number.

You can review recommendations and apply any changes directly from Checkout settings. Existing store settings won’t change unless you apply the recommendations.

Taxes now recalculate when you change an order's shipping address

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

Update: Tax rates vary by destination. Previously, the original destination tax stayed on the order even after you updated the shipping address, so your financials and tax reporting could drift out of sync. Now the order reflects the taxes for where it's actually shipping, which keeps your records accurate.

Taxes are recalculated for the new shipping address, and you’ll see a preview of the updated amounts before saving.
If the change creates a payment difference, you'll see it before you save, so you can choose to send an invoice to the customer.

Learn more about editing a shipping address in the Shopify Help Center.

Managed Markets is ending Delivered Duty Unpaid (DDU) support

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

On August 24, 2026, Shopify Managed Markets will stop supporting delivered duty unpaid (DDU) in every country and region where it supports delivered duty paid (DDP).

What's changing

Markets that use or inherit DDU automatically move to DDP wherever Managed Markets supports it.
Customers in those markets will now pay duties and taxes at checkout, not to the carrier or customs on delivery.

Collecting duties and taxes at checkout helps avoid surprise costs on delivery and makes international shopping more predictable.

What you need to do

If you want your customers to keep paying on delivery, turn off Shopify Managed Markets before August 24, 2026. Otherwise, no action is needed.

Learn more about Managed Markets in the Shopify Help Center.

Shopify Messaging now supports WhatsApp marketing

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

WhatsApp marketing is now part of Shopify Messaging, helping you serve customers globally and drive sales with another channel to market and promote your business.

Create your WhatsApp campaigns using pre-built templates or your own branded content. Add media from your product catalog, and set up interactive buttons and keyword replies that engage your customers when they click or reply with a keyword. With flexible pricing, you can scale up WhatsApp marketing campaigns during busy seasons and scale down when you need to—only paying for the messages you send.

To learn how to create and send WhatsApp marketing campaigns, visit the Shopify Help Center.

UPS return labels are now available

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

You can now create UPS return labels from any fulfilled order in your Shopify admin. Select an order, create a return, and choose UPS as the carrier. The label is sent to your customer by email or a shareable link.

You can purchase return labels through Shopify's discounted UPS rates, or you can connect your UPS account to Shopify and create UPS return labels using your own account rates.

You're only charged when the carrier scans the label—unused labels expire after six months at no charge. Available for US domestic orders.

To learn more, visit our Help Center.

Localized address fields are rolling out to checkout and Shopify admin for Brazil, the Philippines, Kuwait, Peru and Panama

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

Localized address fields are now rolling out for addresses in Brazil, the Philippines, Kuwait, Peru, and Panama. No action is required. These fields are available:

when buyers check out, or save an address in their account profile page
in the admin when you save a customer address to their profile page, or edit an order's shipping address

This update helps you collect addresses in formats that comply with local address requirements in these five countries, and gives your buyers a better checkout experience.

Learn more in our Help Center.

Collections now support multi-source and variants

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

This release expands collection capabilities to help merchants run complex merchandising strategies without workarounds such as duplicate lists or third-party apps. Previously, collections were created only by automated conditions or hand-picked products.

You can now build a collection from multiple sources, target specific variants, reuse other collections, and more. Highlights include:

Multiple sources in one collection. Combine automated conditions, hand-picked products, exclusions, other collections, and sources from apps in a single collection.
Variant-level collections. Build collections around specific variants, such as a size or color. Those variants appear on collection pages, in filters, and in supported sales channels, including Online Store and POS.
*Collections as building blocks. *Add a collection as a source inside another, so parent collections stay in sync when source collections change.
** Reuse across your business. **Apply the same collection in supported workflows such as discounts and taxes, including variant-level collections.
** Redesigned collections admin UI:** Use a visual grid for drag-to-reorder and bulk moves, list view for detail, and control over the sort order customers see on the collection page.
Sidekick support. Build and update collections with Sidekick on admin and mobile.

There are no breaking changes for existing collections.

Existing collections continue to work and are updated in the new admin experience automatically. You do not need to delete or recreate them.
If your store uses third-party or custom apps that interact with collections, ask your developers to update to API version 2026-07 to support these new capabilities. See developer instructions.

Read help docs for more information.

Shopify Managed Markets now available in Canada and the UK

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

Selling internationally is one of the biggest growth levers for Canadian and UK merchants and one of the most complex. Managed Markets removes that complexity by making Global-e your merchant of record for international orders. Your customers experience a localized checkout optimized for clarity and conversion, and you fulfill orders the same way you handle them at home. No surprise fees or delays

What you get

Transparent product pricing without surprise fees at checkout or delivery: International buyers see duties-inclusive prices, pay in their local currency, and have no surprise fees at delivery (DDP).
Built-in international tax compliance. Global-e registers, collects, and remits tax in the destination country on your behalf.
Discounted DHL Express and FedEx labels. Buy and print directly from your Shopify admin alongside your domestic orders.
Automatic tariff management. Managed Markets classifies your products and assigns Harmonized System codes for your products for smooth customs clearance & accurate duties calculations. Import tax and duty collection is guaranteed - you’ll never receive an adjustment.
Daily payouts in your local currency. CAD for Canadian stores, GBP for UK stores, processed daily by Shopify Payments alongside domestic sales.
Local payment methods with Shopify Payments

Learn more about Managed Markets – including eligibility, pricing, and set-up – in the Help Center.

Turn automatic hreflang tags on or off from your admin settings

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

Hreflang tags tell search engines which language or region version of a page to serve to which visitors. Shopify generates them automatically from your Markets language and domain settings.

The automatic hreflang tag setting is on by default, but you can turn it off if you prefer to manage hreflang tags yourself and want to avoid duplicate tags. To turn it off, go in your Shopify admin to Online Store > Preferences, and then change the setting in the Social sharing and SEO section.

New and updated staff permissions for payments, payouts, disputes, and tax documents

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

We've released four new staff permissions, giving you more granular control over who on your team can access information and manage settings. You can now grant staff only the access they need to do their job, without sharing full account capabilities. The new permissions are:
* Manage payments settings
* Manage disputes
* View payouts
* View tax documents

These are rolling out now and can be assigned to a staff member's role in Settings → Users → Roles → Permissions.

Learn more about staff roles and permissions in the Shopify Help Center.

View data access changes with the new app pixel activity log

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

We've just released the activity log for app pixels in the Customer events section of your Shopify admin. This helps merchants who share customer data with apps keep track of when and how that access has changed over time. The activity log lets you view the history of data access changes for each app pixel, right from its detail page. The activity log records every data access change from June 3, 2026 onward, so you'll have a complete history going forward. It's now available to all merchants using app pixels.

Learn more about the activity log in Shopify Help Centre

Custom draft order line item discounts now use presentment currency

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

Custom discounts added to draft order line items now use the draft order’s presentment currency instead of the shop currency.

This makes discount amounts easier to understand in draft order flows where the customer is checking out in a different currency than the shop’s default currency.

Learn more about custom discounts for draft orders in the Help Center.

Checkout email field: new saved indicator and tooltip

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

We've added a new saved indicator to the email field at checkout. When a buyer enters their email, a tooltip now shows a short note explaining how it's used; for order confirmation and cart reminders, along with a brief saved label once entered. This gives buyers clearer visual feedback that their information was saved and its intended use, helping build confidence and trust.

Purchase orders now create transfers to move inventory

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

Purchase orders record what you ordered from a supplier and what it cost. Transfers record inventory movement. The two are now connected. When you’re ready to receive a purchase order, it now creates a transfer.

What this means:

Receive in admin or POS - Incoming inventory can be received from either, so it can be done wherever the shipment arrives.
Partial deliveries - A single transfer can have multiple shipments, so shipments that arrive separately, are tracked separately. You can view what's been received and what’s outstanding.
Linked records - Each transfer stays linked to its purchase order, so what was ordered, what arrived and what it cost, are all connected.
CSV Import - Import purchase order line items using a CSV
Autofill Information - Purchase orders now auto-populate with previous purchase prices or the cost per item from the product page.

You can learn more about this change in the Shopify Help Center

Updated disclosure for subscription purchases on Checkout

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

As checkout evolves over time, we refine defaults to keep your buyer experience clear and consistent. This update refines the disclosure so your buyers see up-to-date information about subscriptions at checkout.

As part of this change, we will begin using the following new translation keys for this disclosure:
* Purchase options subscription agreement label
* Purchase options subscription consent text
* Purchase options subscription cancellation instructions
* Purchase options subscription cancel text

On June 22, the default disclosure will be shown if no customizations have been made. Review the updated disclousure in Checkout settings in admin. Read help doc.

The Spring '26 Edition is live

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

Announcing 150+ updates to Shopify.

See the updates.

Manage WhatsApp marketing consent in Shopify

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

Now you can manage WhatsApp marketing consent directly in each customer's profile in Shopify, alongside email and SMS consent. This gives you a more complete view of each customer’s marketing preferences across all channels.

You can also save time using the bulk import and export tool to add consent from an existing subscriber list or export your current subscriber data.

To learn more about managing WhatsApp consent in admin, visit the Shopify Help Center.

Understand your Markets setup at a glance with the redesigned graph

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

The Markets graph now makes your configuration easy to understand at a glance. No more clicking into individual market pages to simply verify the number of products or mentally tracing what settings each sub-market inherits from its parent.

Redesigned graph — A clearer visual map with product images on nodes, number of products and discounts for each node.
Aggregated panel for all markets — See what settings are carried over vs. customized for each market in one place, instead of digging through individual market pages.

Learn more about the Markets graph view in our help documentation.

Set channel-specific prices, availability and currency with Markets

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

Channels are now available as a market type in Shopify Markets. This enables merchants to create a market for one or more sales channels and, optionally, region(s), assign a catalog, and customize pricing, product availability, and currency while keeping each channel’s own publishing controls in place. Channel Markets are now available to all merchants using Markets.

Learn more about using Markets with sales channels in Shopify Help Center.

The Marketing tab is now the Growth tab

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

The Marketing tab in your admin has a new name and a new look. It's now called Growth, and it's where you'll find everything related to growing your business, including Campaigns, Attribution, and the new Autopilot experience.

Here's where to find things:
* Campaigns and Attribution are in the Growth tab, right where you'd expect them
* Automations now live in the Shopify Messaging app
* Campaign Autopilot is available in early access. Sign up via the Growth tab.
* Explore marketing apps in the app store

Everything you've already set up is still accessible. Learn more about growth and marketing in the help docs.

Visualize your data with bubble and sunburst charts in Analytics

Fri, 04 Sep 2026 20:37:05 +0000

Bubble and sunburst charts are now available in Analytics. These two new chart types give you more ways to explore your store data, whether you're comparing multiple metrics at once or breaking down totals across nested categories. The new chart types appear in the visualization picker when you create or edit a report.

Bubble charts plot three metrics together so you can spot outliers, like products with high sales volume that also have a high return rate. Sunburst charts show how a total breaks down across nested categories so you can see how the parts add up to the whole, like which product categories drive the most sales and which sub-categories perform best within them.

Learn more about bubble and sunburst charts in the Shopify Help Center.

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Multi-currency payouts now available in Australia and France

The App and Other Adventures

Palomar – a registry of Lean verified mathematics | What's new

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Bulk staff setup with CSV import

Recommended changes to checkout field settings are now available

Taxes now recalculate when you change an order's shipping address

Managed Markets is ending Delivered Duty Unpaid (DDU) support

Shopify Messaging now supports WhatsApp marketing

UPS return labels are now available

Localized address fields are rolling out to checkout and Shopify admin for Brazil, the Philippines, Kuwait, Peru and Panama

Collections now support multi-source and variants

Shopify Managed Markets now available in Canada and the UK

Turn automatic hreflang tags on or off from your admin settings

New and updated staff permissions for payments, payouts, disputes, and tax documents

View data access changes with the new app pixel activity log

Custom draft order line item discounts now use presentment currency

Checkout email field: new saved indicator and tooltip

Purchase orders now create transfers to move inventory

Updated disclosure for subscription purchases on Checkout

The Spring '26 Edition is live

Manage WhatsApp marketing consent in Shopify

Understand your Markets setup at a glance with the redesigned graph

Set channel-specific prices, availability and currency with Markets

The Marketing tab is now the Growth tab

Visualize your data with bubble and sunburst charts in Analytics