23 September, 2026

If your ad accounts bill in different currencies, Pace now converts each account at the daily ECB reference rate before adding anything up. Home shows its totals in one display currency. You can pick it under Settings → General, or leave it on Automatic and Pace uses the currency most of your accounts bill in. A portfolio converts into its own currency, and so do its reports. The managed-spend meter works in US dollars, because that's what plan limits are set in.

Converted totals carry a small ≈. Hover over it to see which day's ECB rate was used. Rates refresh once a day, and each account's own pages still show its own billing currency.

Every screen that shows one account now uses that account's billing currency: the campaign, ad set, ad and keyword tables, the Improvements cards, goal badges, the change log, alerts and rollover notes. A CZK account reads in CZK, a EUR account in euros.

Portfolio Settings lists every currency. The ones your portfolio's accounts already use come first, and you can type to search for the rest. A new portfolio starts in the currency most of its accounts use.

When every account in your workspace uses the same currency, the totals on Home show that currency too.

The Results column on your Meta campaigns now follows what each campaign's ad sets are optimising for, the same way Ads Manager does. If an ad set optimises for a custom conversion such as "B2C purchase", Results counts that conversion and shows its name. When a campaign's ad sets optimise for different things, the column just says "Results". Hover over it to see the breakdown.

Results now sits right after Spend, and new Meta reports include it in the campaign table. If you've already arranged your columns, your layout stays as it is.

When you choose a primary goal for a Meta account, the list now includes every active custom conversion on the ad account, even ones that haven't recorded anything lately. They sit under their own Custom conversions heading, each marked Custom, so you can tell them apart from Meta's standard events.