billableCountries stores a list of countries that the store may bill to while nonBillableCountries stores a list of countries that the store cannot bill to. Use the billableCountries property in those instances where it is more efficient to list a small number of billable countries. By contrast, use nonBillableCountries when it is more efficient to list a small number of non-billable countries. Both properties take a value that is a comma-separated list of two-letter, upper-case country codes, as defined by ISO 3166.

The /atg/store/droplet/BillingRestrictionsDroplet servlet bean, which is used by a number of Commerce Reference Store gadgets, considers both properties when determining if a billing address is valid for a particular item:

Commerce Reference Store sets the billableCountries property for all three sites to include US, CA, MX, and DE.


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