Are there transaction limits when using a VCC for Twitter Ads?

Yes, there can be transaction limits when using a Virtual Credit Card (VCC) for Twitter Ads, and they come from both your VCC provider and Twitter's ad billing system. Here's a clear breakdown:

💳 1. Limits Set by Your VCC Provider
Most VCCs have built-in controls to protect your spending and minimize fraud. These can include:

Type of Limit   What It Means
Per-transaction limit   The max charge allowed per purchase (e.g., $100 or $500)
Daily/monthly spend cap   A maximum spending amount in a 24-hour or 30-day period
Total card balance   VCCs are often preloaded, so your limit = your available funds
Merchant type blocks   Some VCCs block transactions with "advertising" or "media" companies
Country restrictions   Many VCCs restrict use to certain regions or currencies
✅ Fix: Check your VCC dashboard (Wise, Revolut, Privacy.com, etc.) and adjust your limits if needed.

📊 2. Twitter Ads Billing Thresholds (Soft Limits)
Twitter itself has a billing system that increases limits over time based on your account history.

Milestone   New Billing Threshold
Start   $25 (initial threshold)
After payment clears   Increases to $50 → $250 → $500 → $1,000+
🚨 Note: If your VCC doesn't allow a charge that meets the current threshold, the payment will fail.

✅ How to Avoid Transaction Limit Problems
🔒 Choose a reliable VCC provider that allows ad-related charges and recurring payments

💰 Preload enough balance to cover your current billing threshold

📬 Ensure AVS is enabled and the billing address matches

🌍 Enable international transactions, as Twitter may bill from overseas

🧠 Pro Tip:
If you're serious about scaling ads, consider switching to a VCC provider with higher limits and business tools — like Payoneer or Revolut Business.