Pay for Facebook Ads campaigns with a Cardn3 prepaid virtual Visa or Mastercard, funded with crypto. You load a fixed budget onto the card and keep your main bank card off the ad account.
Summarised from Meta’s own help pages, checked 28 Oct 2026. Rules change, so open the source before you rely on it.
Credit or debit cards (American Express, Discover, Mastercard, Visa, JCB), PayPal, direct debit and local manual methods, depending on your ad account’s country and currency. Meta’s US section lists credit cards and co-branded debit cards.
Meta’s list of accepted payment options does not mention prepaid cards.
With a card you pay automatically: you are charged when your spend reaches your payment threshold, and again on your monthly bill date.
Deposit crypto, buy a card, pay its activation deposit, and wait for the card details to appear in your dashboard.
How buying worksGo to
Billing and paymentsPayment settingsAdd payment methodType the card number, expiry date and CVV, and the billing address shown with your card details, exactly as written.
A prepaid card can only pay what it holds. Check how Facebook Ads charges you and keep enough balance for each charge, including tax.
Meta may place a small temporary authorisation charge to check a new card. It is usually removed within 3–5 working days.
If your ad account bills in US dollars, a USD card avoids a currency conversion on your side.
A declined payment doesn’t take money from your card. Check these first.
The card must cover the full charge, including tax and any currency conversion.
Use the billing address shown with your card details, exactly as written.
Meta decides which cards and countries it accepts. If the card is refused, contact support with the time of the attempt.
A payment card does not change Meta’s advertising policies, account reviews or restrictions. Follow the platform’s ad and billing rules.
Meta Ads’s payment help pages do not mention prepaid cards specifically. They list these payment methods: Credit or debit cards (American Express, Discover, Mastercard, Visa, JCB), PayPal, direct debit and local manual methods, depending on your ad account’s country and currency. Meta’s US section lists credit cards and co-branded debit cards. Each platform decides which cards it accepts, so ask support before you buy if you are unsure.
In Facebook Ads, go to Billing and payments › Payment settings › Add payment method. Enter the card number, expiry date and CVV from your Cardn3 dashboard, and the billing address shown with your card details.
The usual causes are a card balance that doesn’t cover the charge (including tax), a billing address that doesn’t match the one on your card details, or a platform or region that doesn’t take prepaid cards. A declined payment doesn’t take money from your card. Message support if it keeps happening.
Card prices run from $100 to $350. A one-time $5 issue fee is included and the rest is loaded as card balance. There is no top-up fee and no monthly fee. After purchase, each card type needs an activation deposit of $100–$200.
Pick a Cardn3 prepaid virtual Visa or Mastercard, pay with crypto, and add it to your ad account.
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