Can I set spending limits on my VCC for Pinterest Ads?

Yes, you can set spending limits on a Virtual Credit Card (VCC) for Pinterest Ads, but this functionality is not directly managed within Pinterest Ads itself. Instead, it depends on the features provided by your VCC issuer.

Here's how you can typically set spending limits on a VCC:

Steps to Set Spending Limits on Your VCC (Through the Issuer):
Log into your VCC provider's platform:

Many virtual card providers (like Revolut, Privacy, or other fintech services) allow you to manage spending limits directly from their app or website.

Locate the card settings:

Once logged in, find the specific virtual card you are using for Pinterest Ads. This could be under a section like "Cards," "Virtual Cards," or "Payment Settings."

Set or adjust the spending limit:

Look for an option to set limits for your card. This could include:

Transaction Limit: Set a daily, weekly, or monthly spending cap.

Single Transaction Limit: Set limits on individual transactions (e.g., no more than $100 per purchase).

Merchant-Specific Limits: Some services allow setting limits for specific merchants, which could apply to Pinterest Ads.

Save changes:

After adjusting the limits according to your preference, make sure to save the changes.

Key Points to Keep in Mind:
Provider-Specific: The ability to set limits depends entirely on the VCC provider. Not all providers offer this functionality, so you'll want to check with your provider's support or help section.

Pinterest Ads: Pinterest itself does not offer a feature to set a spending limit on the card; it's up to your VCC issuer to allow you to control this.

Notifications: Some VCC providers may send alerts when you approach or hit your spending limit, so make sure you have notifications turned on for better management.

Example Providers with Spending Limit Features:
Revolut: Revolut allows users to set daily, monthly, and individual transaction limits.

Privacy: Privacy cards can be controlled with spending limits that can be set for specific merchants or transactions.

Wise (formerly TransferWise): Wise also lets you manage spending on virtual cards, although it may be more limited than other providers.

If your VCC provider does not support setting limits, you might consider using a different service or manually tracking your spending in Pinterest Ads to avoid overspending.