Add ISK currency support and allow charging prices above 9.99

[alloutnow]

Feature request

Please add support for the Icelandic króna (ISK) and remove, or make currency-aware, the current maximum charging price of 9.99 per kWh.

Current behaviour

I am running LeapMotor Mate v3.14.7

ISK is not available in the currency list. In addition, the Charge Prices page does not allow a value higher than 9.99 per kWh. For example, when I try to enter 22 ISK/kWh, the browser displays:

Please select a value that is no more than 9.99.

Electricity and public charging prices in Iceland are normally expressed in tens of ISK per kWh, so the current limit makes it impossible to enter Icelandic charging tariffs correctly.

Requested changes

1. Add the Icelandic króna:

   • ISO 4217 code: ISK
   • Name: Icelandic Króna
   • Standard Icelandic symbol: kr.
   • Symbol position: after the amount
   • ISO 4217 minor-unit digits: 0
   • Currency totals normally displayed with 0 decimal places
   • Number-format locale: is-IS

2. Remove the hard-coded 9.99 maximum from all charging-price fields, including:

   • Base prices for Home, AC, DC and HPC
   • Time-of-use price bands

   Alternatively, use a currency-aware maximum that supports currencies with much larger numerical values.

3. Please continue to allow decimal charging tariffs, even when ISK is selected. Some Icelandic charging prices may include decimals, for example 55.2 ISK/kWh.

Icelandic number and currency formatting

Please also support Icelandic number formatting (is-IS) when ISK is selected:

• Decimal separator: comma (55,2)
• Thousands/grouping separator: period (1.234)
• Standard currency symbol: kr.
• Currency symbol placed after the amount, preferably separated by a non-breaking space

Examples:

• 55,2 kr./kWh
• 1.234 kr.
• 12.345,6 kr. where decimal precision is required

The UI language may remain English, so number formatting should ideally not depend exclusively on the selected interface language.

A technically robust solution would be either:

1. to use Icelandic is-IS number formatting automatically when ISK is selected; or
2. to provide a separate number-format/locale setting independent of the UI language.

For user-entered charging prices, it would also be helpful to accept both comma and period as decimal input (55,2 and 55.2) and normalize the value internally.

Expected result

After selecting ISK, users should be able to:

• Enter and save charging prices above 9.99 ISK/kWh
• Reload the page without losing those values
• See charging costs and reports displayed in Icelandic krónur
• Use both whole-number and decimal tariffs

This limitation may also affect other higher-denomination currencies already supported by Mate, such as HUF, JPY and KRW.

I have attached a screenshot showing the validation error.

Thank you for developing LeapMotor Mate.

[ProtossBlaster]

Hi @alloutnow, thanks — a clear, well-documented request.

All done in v3.14.20:

1. ISK added to the currency list (Icelandic Króna, symbol kr. after the amount).

2. The 9.99 cap on charging prices is gone, on all the fields (Home, AC, DC, HPC and the time-of-use bands): an Icelandic tariff (22, 55.2, …) now goes in exactly as you type it. The 0 floor and decimal entry stay.

Two honest notes on how Mate works:

• Number formatting: Mate uses the thousands/decimal separator of the interface language you pick in settings, not a per-currency locale (is-IS). So ISK follows your UI language.
• Decimals on totals: you suggested 0 decimals for ISK totals, but we keep at least two even for zero-minor-unit currencies (ISK, JPY, KRW, HUF): dropping to whole krónur would round the figure on screen, and Mate always shows the full value. If the two decimals bother you, let me know.

Thanks again for the level of detail!

[alloutnow]

Excellent! Thank you for a prompt answer and swift actions to implement this added feature. :)