- Short answer
- Not on the order — in the help pages we checked, Shopify documents the card class only as the Billing country report grouping.
- Where to look
- Analytics > Reports > Categories > Finances, then group a Net payments report by Billing country
- Not on one order
- No per-order marker on the order page, the payouts export or the transaction filters we read on August 29, 2026
- Same name, other table
- In the US and Canada sales tax reports the same column name means the order's billing country, not the card's
- Not the same fee
- The rate and fee in an order's Timeline are currency conversion, not the cross-border card charge
Where the international card class actually shows up
The breakdown sits in Analytics > Reports > Categories > Finances, where Shopify lists the payments finance reports, including Net payments by method, Net payments over time, Net payments by gateway and Net payments by order.
One of their grouping fields is Billing country, and Shopify ties it to the card rather than the order:
Represents the country associated with a customer's credit card billing address. This information is used to determine whether a transaction is domestic or international.
Which sales Shopify counts as international in the first place is a different question — what counts as an international card sale is answered there. Mind the name: on the same help page the United States and Canada sales tax report tables carry a Billing country column that means the order's billing country, not the card's.
Why the order and the payouts export do not show it
No help page we read on August 29, 2026 describes a place where one order is marked as charged at the international rate.
Shopify publishes the columns of the payouts transactions export in full, and its card columns are Card Brand and Card Source — neither is a country. The filters for reviewing those transactions are published too: Transaction type, Payout status, Payment method, Credit card, Transaction date, Payout date and Currency, and Credit card filters by card type.
The rate and fee in an order's Timeline are the currency conversion charge, not the cross-border card charge; how much more international cards cost is its own answer.
The Admin API reads the same way: REST Transaction.payment_details and GraphQL CardPaymentDetails, read the same day, carry a BIN and a brand, but no issuing country.
If you need it order by order
The closest per-order field is the BIN: credit_card_bin identifies the issuer, and turning it into a country takes a third-party lookup that none of the API pages we read on August 29, 2026 provides. The documented breakdown stays the Billing country grouping above, and which reports a plan includes is its own question — our analytics guide answers it.
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