I'm in a country where Stripe is not available, and no local provider offers multicurrency charges yet. For me, it's been a long standing hurdle in my mind for local creators to compete internationally. My currency is effectively monopoly money to foreigners, and from the consumer perspective if I see a currency I don't recognise, I just assume that business mostly caters to that country's customers and support for me might be limited (regardless of if the site is in perfect English).
Stripe Atlas and foreign incorporation is generally available, but exchange control laws make it laborious to be an solopreneur owner of a foreign company locally.
Merchant of Record services are the easiest bandaid solution, but their costs are high and for remittance they're potentially unnecessary (see Outseta's article on global tax and remittance). They can also be stricter on the kinds of businesses they accept since they're legally liable.
The final option is to emigrate.
For those of us that don't do that, or have other experiences selling things outside of EUR/USD/GBP/CHF, I'd like to hear your experience. Do you have customers from outside your currency country? Do you hear complaints about the exchange rate?