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Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 3:02pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
According to Facebook last report, Nigeria’s monthly active users (MAU) have grown to 16-million (from 15-million) which is a 6.67% increase, as of the first quarter of 2016. A year later, with this huge number, Nigerians still find it difficult to connect to the audience they have built on Facebook after spending time and money due to Ads payment issue. Facebook supports direct debit payments for Ads in some countries excluding Nigeria. They do support PayPal and numerous credit cards or co-branded debit cards as payment options for Facebook Ads. Facebook is also now displaying advert rates for pages and businesses in Naira and accept manual payment for ads with Local Credit Cards? This of course have proved to be just figure display as actual charges are different from what is showing on Facebook page. However, due to CBN banking reform, foreign transaction is technically disabled on Naira Debit/Credit Card from most banks. In addition, for those that allows, there is a $100 monthly spending limit. Facebook claims they are working to expand their payment options, but don’t have a date for when they may offer additional payment methods. At WebClick, we have been receiving a lot of enquiries from many small business owners who run Facebook Ad to promote their business. As a result of this, we put a world out to the bank to find out their true position on the use of Naira Debit/Credit card for Facebook Ad. Below are the responses we got. Some banks do not respond but we are still reaching out to them and will update the responses. I will share the responses below. We ask the following question: I will like to know if your bank policy will allow me to pay for Facebook Ad with your Debit Card in Nigeria here? And if so, what is the monthly limit for spending? STAND UP AND BE COUNTED We concerned Nigerians in the business community are petitioning Facebook to look for alternative payment options that will enable the use of Nigeria currency as displayed on the Ad budget without resulting to dollar charges. We specifically require that Facebook speed up the process and approval for Nigerians to use Direct Debit for Facebook Ads in Nigeria Naira. Please after signing, do not forget to share this petitions on Facebook,Twitter and WhatsApp to get Facebook attention, the government and the general business community to the plight small business and young Nigerian entrepreneurs are facing. Visit: http://www.petitionbuzz.com/petitions/petition-to-compel-facebook-to-accept-direct-debit-for-ads ALTERNATIVE PAYMENT METHODS Below are 9 ways I and my clients have been paying for Facebook Ads until Facebook approve direct debit for Nigeria. This list will be updated. 1. You can pay in Naira through PayU. Make sure your currency is in Naira. At the point of payment, select PayU NOT Credit Card payment and it should give you access to pay in Naira. 2. Engage someone who has a working PayPal, Lloyds Bank and Barclays bank account. 3. Visit neibouring country and wire money there. Please verify that the country can do such money transfer before venturing. 4. Ask someone with a GTB US Dollar account to wire GTB US Dollar account to you. You would be credited with USD. 5. Alternatively, if you have someone abroad you should have no worries. That's what I'm doing right now. 6. There are middle-men or middle sites that can receive Perfect Money or other payment options and then do transactions for you with commission. 7. Work online to raise money to cover for your ad cost and use it to pay. 8. Invest in a domiciliary account. 9. Work as an affiliate to your service provider and use your commission to pay for their service. That is what I am currently doing with my Web Hosting company. 1 Like |
Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by hero2000: 4:18pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
Eagerly waiting for the responses. |
Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 7:43pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
Sorry for the late response. I was trying to round up a project. But here they come. Please verify these responses with your own experiences. |
Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 7:45pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
FIRST BANK Hello, please be informed that there is a current suspension on all naira cards for international transactions. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused .#YouFirst
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Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 7:53pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
ZENITH BANK RESPONSE Dear Kindly be informed that your naira card is temporarily suspended for international transactions. The naira denominated cards will only be used for local naira transactions across all payment channels. |
Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 7:55pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
UBA RESPONSE Hello. You can pay for international transactions with your card, please. The limit is $100 per month. Thank you.
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Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 7:58pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
STERLING BANK RESPONSE Currently, the debit card used for international transactions is the "Visa Gold Card". The card is linked to the Domiciliary account (foreign denominated account). |
Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 8:00pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
STANBIC IBTC RESPONSE Hi, We have suspended the use of the naira debit/credit cards for all international transactions. Thank you.
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Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 8:02pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
SKYE BANK RESPONSE Hello,
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Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 8:03pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
GT BANK RESPONSE Dear. Thank you for chatting with us, Yes you can pay for Facebook Ad with your Naira master card with the monthly limit of $100.
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Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 8:05pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
FIDELITY BANK RESPONSE Hello, You can only use a dollar dominated MasterCard for international transactions. Our Naira cards have been disabled from carrying out international transactions for now. Thank you. #FidelityCares
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Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 8:07pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
FCMB RESPONSE Yes you can
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Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 8:10pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
DIAMOND BANK RESPONSE Hello,
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Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by Xzevian(m): 8:25pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
Does this mean sterling is still doing international transaction? quote author=WebclickNG post=53963139]STERLING BANK RESPONSE [/quote] |
Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 8:25pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
ACCESS BANK RESPONSE Hi, yes please you can. However, it must be a Visa card. Thanks.
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Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 8:42pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
Now over to you. What is your experience using any of this bank services? Later I will share alternative to Bank Debit/Credit Card for Facebook Ad payment. Just follow the thread 1 Like |
Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by trustyG: 8:43pm On Feb 22, 2017 |
Well done OP! |
Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by AndyCole16(m): 3:40am On Feb 23, 2017 |
This is cool |
Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 7:15am On Feb 23, 2017 |
trustyG:Thanks |
Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 7:16am On Feb 23, 2017 |
Below are 9 ways I and my clients have been paying for Facebook Ads until Facebook approve direct debit for Nigeria. 1. You can pay in Naira through PayU. Make sure your currency is in Naira. At the point of payment, select PayU NOT Credit Card payment and it should give you access to pay in Naira. 2. Engage someone who has a working PayPal, Lloyds Bank and Barclays bank account. 3. Visit neibouring country and wire money there. Please verify that the country can do such money transfer before venturing. 4. Ask someone with a GTB US Dollar account to wire GTB US Dollar account to you. You would be credited with USD. 5. Alternatively, if you have someone abroad you should have no worries. That's what I'm doing right now. 6. There are middle-men or middle sites that can receive Perfect Money or other payment options and then do transactions for you with commission. 7. Work online to raise money to cover for your ad cost and use it to pay. 8. Invest in a domiciliary account. 9. Work as an affiliate to your service provider and use your commission to pay for their service. That is what I am currently doing with my Web Hosting company. |
Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by ugopiwa(m): 6:32pm On Apr 15, 2017 |
WebclickNG: I have a report on how to make you boost your ad on Facebook here in Nigeria fast and easy . It goes for just #5000 only. I can also reach you to get a dollar or naira mastercard for free in minutes you can use to pay for your Facebook add and other services. WhatsApp me on 08138541574. You'll be glad you met me.
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Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by BUOnline: 7:59pm On Jan 04, 2018 |
Hello, this is so interesting. Pls we need help to promote our ads on facebook in naira. Again, we will need help in receiving payment into our account with naira master card, visa etc frm clients online. Contributions and simple ways to go abtt it are welcomed. Thank you |
Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by BUOnline: 8:03pm On Jan 04, 2018 |
Hello, this is so interesting. Pls we need help to promote our ads on facebook in naira. Again, we will need help in receiving payment into our account with naira master card, visa etc frm clients online. Contributions and simple ways to go abtt it are welcomed. Thank you |
Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by jamex93(m): 1:11pm On May 28, 2018 |
WebclickNG: Hello, I have been trying to promote my face book ads Today I will try using my access visa card, I hope it works |
Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by WebclickNG: 6:51pm On Jul 31, 2018 |
It should if you choose to pay with Naira jamex93: |
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Re: Banks That Accept Naira Card For Facebook Ad Payment And Alternatives Payment by codeworks(m): 8:55am On Aug 19, 2020 |
Which bank accept payment facebook advert via payu |
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