# Address and currency fields

> Collect a proper postal address, and ask for an amount of money without adding a payment.

Both live under **Advanced** in the **Add field** picker. **Address** collects a structured postal address that adapts to the country you're collecting for, and **Currency** collects a money amount — a donation, a budget, an estimate — without charging anything.

## Add an address field

1. In the builder, select **Add field**.
2. Under **Advanced**, select **Address**.
3. Select **Advanced edit** to open its settings.

## Choose which countries you accept

The **Country** setting decides how much of the world your form covers, and each option explains itself in the dialog:

![The Address field settings with the country mode options and the sub-field toggles](/docs-assets/building-forms/address-and-currency-fields-1.png)

- **Single country (hide picker)** — *Everyone submits the same country and the country picker is hidden. Best when your form serves one country.* Pick that country in the **Country** dropdown on the right.
- **Specific countries** — *Visitors choose from a short list of countries you allow.* Choose at least two under **Allowed countries**, and optionally a **Default country** that's pre-selected when the form loads.
- **Any country** — *Visitors can pick any country in the world.*

## Choose which parts to ask for

Toggles below the country setting control the rest of the address:

- **Show "Address line 2"** — adds an apartment/suite line.
- **Require street address**, **Require city**, **Require state / province**, **Require ZIP / postal code** — each part can be optional or mandatory on its own.
- **Capture map coordinates** — *Stores latitude/longitude from autocomplete or the visitor's device. No map is shown.*

Select **Save changes**, then **Publish changes**.

## What respondents see

The address renders as a small group of fields, labelled for the country in play — a US address asks for **Street address**, **City**, **State**, and **ZIP code**, and the state list is a dropdown of that country's subdivisions. Address line 2 stays out of the way behind a **+ Add apartment, suite, etc.** link until it's needed.

![The address and currency fields filled in on the public form](/docs-assets/building-forms/address-and-currency-fields-2.png)

In the submission, the whole address is shown as one readable line — *123 Main Street Springfield, IL 62704 United States*.

## Add a currency field

1. In the builder, select **Add field**.
2. Under **Advanced**, select **Currency**.
3. Select **Advanced edit** and set:
   - **Currency** — the currency the amount is in, such as **US Dollar (USD)**.
   - **Display** — **Symbol ($, €, ¥)** or **Code (USD, EUR, JPY)**.
   - **Decimal places** — **No decimals ($1,200)**, **2 decimals ($1,200.50)**, **3 decimals**, or **4 decimals**. Each option previews itself as you choose.
   - **Default value** — pre-fills the field when the form is opened.
4. Select **Save changes**.

On the **Validation** tab you can also set a **Minimum Value** and **Maximum Value**, so an amount has to fall in a sensible range.

Respondents get a number box prefixed with your currency's symbol or code, as shown above.

## If you want to actually charge the amount

A **Currency** field records a number — it never moves money. To take a payment on the form, use the **Payment** field instead; it needs a payment provider connected to your workspace first. See [Connect Stripe and accept payments](/payments/connect-stripe).