Can I use PayPal to pay for Facebook Ads?

Yes, you can use PayPal as a payment method for Facebook Ads, but it's only available in certain regions. PayPal allows you to link your account to Facebook and use it for both prepaid and postpaid billing systems, making it a convenient option if you prefer not to use a credit or debit card directly.

How to Use PayPal for Facebook Ads:
1. Add PayPal to Your Facebook Ads Account:
Go to Facebook Ads Manager:
👉 Facebook Ads Manager

Click on the hamburger menu (☰) in the top-left corner and select Billing.

In the Billing Overview section, click Payment Settings.

Under Payment Methods, click Add Payment Method.

Select PayPal and log in to your PayPal account to link it.

Confirm your PayPal account as your primary payment method.

2. Set PayPal as Your Preferred Payment Method:
Once you've added PayPal, you can select it as your preferred payment method for future charges. This will allow Facebook to automatically charge your PayPal account based on the billing threshold or the billing cycle you've set up.

3. PayPal for Prepaid or Postpaid Billing:
Postpaid Billing: With PayPal linked, Facebook will charge your PayPal account when your ad spend reaches the payment threshold or at the end of your monthly billing cycle.

Prepaid Billing: You can also add funds to your Facebook Ads account using PayPal. This way, your ads will run until the balance is used up.

Benefits of Using PayPal for Facebook Ads:
Security: PayPal offers a secure, third-party payment method that can help protect your card details.

Convenience: You don't need to store a card on Facebook; you can directly manage payments from PayPal.

Global Accessibility: PayPal can be used internationally, which is great if you're in a country where Facebook Ads doesn't accept other payment methods.

Things to Keep in Mind:
Availability: PayPal may not be available in all countries or regions, so make sure it's an option in your location.

Payment Issues: If there are issues with your PayPal account, your ads may be paused until the payment issue is resolved, just like with credit cards or debit cards.