Can I use a cryptocurrency-backed VCC for Google Ads?

As of now, Google Ads has certain restrictions on advertising related to cryptocurrencies, particularly for financial products and services involving digital currencies. Google generally requires advertisers to comply with its advertising policies, including its restrictions on certain types of financial products.

Cryptocurrency-related ads: Google allows ads related to cryptocurrencies, but it requires advertisers to comply with specific rules. Advertisers must be certified by Google and can only promote certain types of cryptocurrency services like cryptocurrency exchanges and wallets in certain countries.

Virtual Credit Cards (VCCs): If you're referring to using a cryptocurrency-backed virtual credit card (VCC), it could be a bit more complicated. Google Ads may have specific rules about how payment methods are processed. If your VCC is linked to a cryptocurrency account or is funded with cryptocurrency, it could potentially trigger some issues with payment processing, as Google may restrict ads based on their payment method rules or detect unusual transactions linked to crypto services.

To answer your question: using a cryptocurrency-backed VCC for Google Ads payment could be problematic because Google Ads may not support payment methods that involve cryptocurrencies. It's best to check the specific payment method requirements and guidelines for your region, as Google might not accept certain crypto-linked payment methods.

For more specific and up-to-date info, you can review Google Ads' payment and advertising policies directly or contact Google support to clarify whether a crypto-backed VCC is permissible for your ads.