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# Custom Rounding

If you wish to round product prices to a specific ending figure, you can enable the **Rounding** feature.

### 1. Set up WooCommerce price rounding

Head over to **YayCurrency** > **Manage Currency** > **Action**.

Click the Gear icon to find the Custom Rounding section. 

![Implement custom rounding with the YayCurrency plugin](/files/xq6vNFGW91LOzn7UqntL)

Rounding comes with 3 options: 

* Up
* Down
* Nearest

And a variety of thresholds: 

* 0.10 
* 0.50 
* 1 
* 10 
* 100 
* 1000

Depending on your target currency and the best practices of its national culture, you can choose to round the price up/down/nearest to the custom threshold.

**Note**: In order to reduce the loss, we recommend you round up the product prices.

**Examples of how to round numbers**:

365.365 becomes:

365.40 when rounding up to the threshold 0.10

365.50 when rounding up to the threshold 0.50

366 when rounding up to the threshold 1

370 when rounding up to the threshold 10

400 when rounding up to the threshold 100

1,000 when rounding up to the threshold 1000

### 2. Auto-deduct an amount from the rounded price

This option allows you to deduct a small amount from the converted and rounded price.

You can use it to make the price end in your favored digits such as 0.49 or 0.99 and so on.

Eg: 370 becomes 369.99 after deducting 0.01

### 3. Test the Price Ending

In the bottom fields, you can easily enter any test amount to double-check the outcome of custom rounding and subtraction.

![365.365 becomes 365.99 after rounding up to the nearest threshold 1 and deducting 0.01](/files/-McOAiKhEyxKpHPm0JIx)

Happy Price Ending! 🧡