Can I pay Facebook ads with debit card?
You can pay for Facebook ads with the following payment methods: Credit cards or co-branded debit cards, including: Mastercard. Visa.
You can pay for Facebook and Instagram ads with one of the following accepted payment methods: Credit or debit cards (American Express, Discover, Mastercard, Visa, JCB)
Why is Facebook not accepting my debit card? Your Facebook ads payment is most likely to fail if you are using the local card payment option in Nigeria. This is due to the restriction placed on cards for international transactions.
- Log in to the Facebook app, or go to m.facebook.com on your phone's mobile web browser.
- Tap and then tap Ads Manager.
- Tap Settings.
- Tap Payment methods.
- In the Payment methods section, select if you'd like to add a credit or debit card or PayPal.
- Enter your payment details.
We accept the following types of credit and co-branded debit cards for purchases on Facebook: Credit cards: Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover. Co-branded debit cards: Visa, Mastercard and American Express.
Which Nigerian Bank Card works for Facebook ads? Based on users experience and the banks I have used myself, Zenith bank Naira MasterCard, GTBank Naira MasterCard, Access Bank Visa card, FCMB card, UBA Prepaid Card (Africard) and Wema Bank Dollar Card works best for Instagram and Facebook ads payment in Nigeria.
Most payment failures happen when your bank or payment provider experiences an issue processing your payment. Try changing another payment method you have set up on your ad account. If all of your payment methods fail, Facebook will stop all of the ads that you are running until your balance has been paid.
If you have questions about why your debit card was declined, the best thing to do is call your institution directly. In most situations, a customer service representative can help you reset your PIN, unfreeze your account, verify a purchase, increase your withdrawal limits and more.
Facebook may sue you or your company for not paying the bill for the ads that Facebook ran for you or your company. There is a chance they may ban you and/or your company in addition to that to get the money as there was likely an agreement you accepted to put ads on Facebook.
After you've added your bank account, you have to verify your online banking account before you can use it to pay for your ads. If you have to change bank accounts and want to update your payment information on Facebook, add your new bank account as a new payment method.
Can I use mobile money to pay for Facebook ads?
You can make payments for digital marketing packages in three ways: mobile money transfer, Card Payments, and E-Wallet through Barter. You can pay with MTN Mobile Money (MoMo), Vodafone Cash and Airtel Money. You might also pay with your Visa or Master Card.
- Go to your Payments page.
- Select the payment method that you want charged. If you want to pay the amount with a new payment method, you can: Select a new payment method to add. Tap Next. Select the payment method to use. Tap Make Primary.
- Enter the amount you want to pay.
- Tap Pay Now.
As your ad runs, it'll accrue costs. If your outstanding ad costs reach $25, we'll charge you $25. Once your payment goes through, your balance will be cleared, your payment threshold may be raised to a new, higher amount, and you'll start accruing costs again as your ad continues to run.
You can add a payment method for sending and receiving money in Facebook messages. Note: Reloadable prepaid cards that receive funds from a single source — such as a payroll card from an employer — can only send money in Facebook messages, not receive.
After you've added your bank account, you have to verify your online banking account before you can use it to pay for your ads. If you have to change bank accounts and want to update your payment information on Facebook, add your new bank account as a new payment method.
You can add a payment method for sending and receiving money in Facebook messages. Note: Reloadable prepaid cards that receive funds from a single source — such as a payroll card from an employer — can only send money in Facebook messages, not receive.
Facebook's ad campaigns generate an average of $8.75 per 1,000 views, according to the Social Media Examiner. Tubefilter found Facebook creator revenue fluctuated in 2020, with some influencers generating millions of dollars off the site, while others with millions of views received little to no pay out.
