What is shown
| Row | What Prime MOQ uses it for |
|---|---|
| Store currency | Formatting value limits and the amounts written into limit messages |
| Locale | Date and number formatting throughout the admin |
| Time zone | Every timestamp you see, in tables, in reports and in emailed alerts |
All three are read from your Shopify store each time the page loads, so the section is a mirror rather than a copy that can drift.
Why there is nothing to edit
These values belong to your store, not to Prime MOQ. A separate copy would be a second answer to a question your store has already answered, and the first time the two disagreed, a report would carry timestamps in one time zone while your Shopify orders carried them in another.
To change any of them, edit the store settings in Shopify admin. The next time this page loads, it shows the new value.
When it is worth checking
A timestamp looks wrong. If a blocked-attempt row or an emailed alert reads an hour or two off, the time zone here is the value to compare against your Shopify settings first.
An amount is formatted unexpectedly. The store currency row tells you which currency Prime MOQ is treating as the base for every value rule. For how converted amounts are written for shoppers in other currencies, see Currency rounding.
A scheduled rule starts at the wrong hour. Schedule times are written and read in the time zone shown here, so this row is the one to compare against. See Schedule a rule.