Does Facebook Ads track the original country of my VCC provider?

Yes, Facebook Ads can potentially track the original country of your Virtual Credit Card (VCC) provider. This information may be visible to Facebook through the billing address associated with the VCC or the payment processor's location.

Here's how Facebook may detect the country of your VCC provider:

Billing Address: When you add a VCC, Facebook may ask for the billing address. The country listed in this address could indicate the location of your VCC provider.

Payment Processor Information: If you're using a VCC from a third-party provider (like a crypto exchange or a digital wallet), Facebook could receive information about the payment processor's location or country of origin during the transaction.

IP Address and Geolocation: In addition to the payment method details, Facebook can also track your IP address and geolocation. If there's a mismatch between the country of your IP address and the country associated with your VCC, it may raise flags, especially if you're running ads in a different country than the one linked to your payment method.

Facebook generally doesn't disclose the full details of how they handle such data, but if the country of your VCC provider doesn't match the location of your Facebook Ads account, it may trigger verification or a potential issue with your account.

To minimize risks:
Ensure that the country of your VCC matches the country listed in your Facebook Ads account.

Use VCCs from providers with regions or countries that align with your account's primary location or business address.