How to pay for Facebook ads with USDT or USDC
Meta does not accept crypto directly. Here is how advertisers pay for ads in USDT through agency accounts and what to check with a provider.
Updated: · Meta RDP, agency Meta ad accounts since 2023
Short answer: Meta accepts cards, PayPal and bank payment methods, but not cryptocurrency. You can fund ads in USDT or USDC through an agency ad account: you send crypto to the provider's balance and the provider tops up an ad account opened through an agency. At Meta RDP the fee is a percentage of spend, locked in chat before payment.
How it works
- You send USDT or USDC to the provider's balance.
- The provider credits your agency ad account.
- The fee is charged on actual spend at the agreed rate.
Network and timing
Confirm the network (for example TRON or Ethereum) with the manager before sending: a transfer on the wrong network can be lost. The sender pays the blockchain fee.
What to check with a provider
- The rate and what it includes, in writing before you pay.
- What happens to the remaining balance if the account is restricted.
- How fast a top-up reaches the ad account.
- Whether there is a minimum top-up.
How it works at Meta RDP
We accept USDT and USDC. Accounts are delivered within 15 minutes of top-up, and if an account is restricted the remaining balance moves to a new one. Rates are on the home page.