Can I share a VCC payment method across multiple Twitter Ads accounts?

Sharing a Virtual Credit Card (VCC) across multiple Twitter Ads accounts is not recommended or typically allowed. Here's why:

Payment Method Restrictions: Twitter's payment policies generally require each advertising account to have its own valid payment method. Using the same VCC across multiple accounts can trigger security and fraud detection measures, potentially leading to account suspensions or payment issues.

Account Separation: Twitter Ads accounts are designed to be distinct for tracking billing, payment history, and campaign performance. Sharing payment methods across accounts can create complications when managing billing and accounting, and it may violate Twitter's terms of service.

Risk of Account Suspension: If Twitter detects multiple accounts using the same VCC, it may flag the accounts for unusual activity. This can result in suspensions, especially if the accounts are linked to different business identities or if the use of the VCC appears to be part of fraudulent behavior.

Best Practices:
Use Unique Payment Methods: It's best to have separate payment methods for each Twitter Ads account to avoid complications.

Consider Using a Business Account: If you manage multiple accounts for the same business, consider setting up a business account on Twitter Ads. This allows you to manage multiple ad campaigns under one payment method more efficiently.

Check Twitter's Terms of Service: Always ensure you're complying with Twitter's payment and account policies to avoid any issues with your accounts.

If you do need to share billing information across accounts, it's important to follow Twitter's rules and ensure you're not violating their terms. You may want to consult Twitter Ads support for more specific guidance if necessary.