PayU Nigeria Lets You Pay For Facebook Ads In Naira With GTBank MasterCard and Other Nigerian Debit Cards
PayU Nigeria payment gateway has been integrated with Facebook ads billing system, thereby making it easy for Nigerians to pay for Facebook ads in Naira.
You no longer have to worry about getting dollar cards to pay for Facebook ads In Nigeria nor do you have to worry about monthly international spend limit which Nigerian banks have imposed on their cards.
If you've set "Naira" as your currency in your Facebook ad account and you've not been able to pay for your Facebook adverts with cards like GTBank Mastercard, you can now do so by making use of "Naira card payment with PayU".
You can even use a card that has previously been flagged by Facebook to add funds to your Facebook Naira ad account via PayU. Cool...huh? Yeah, it makes sense die.....lol. ☻
PayU simply accepts payment on behalf of Facebook and funds your Naira Facebook ad account. Facebook deducts payment for all your Facebook adverts from the prepaid balance and you can add more money at any time. i.e if you pay N5,000 through PayU, N5,000 will be displayed as the balance of your Facebook ad account prepaid balance and it is from the N5,000 that Facebook will deduct payment for your Facebook adverts - and you can add more money to the balance anytime.
Your ad campaigns will be charged in Naira and you can even set a daily budget as low as N500. So, if you've been paying like $0.01 per post engagement before now, Facebook might charge you as low as N3 per post engagement. So, you no longer have to assume you will be charged N315 per click or N490 per click.
PayU accepts both MasterCard and VISA debit cards and if you want to use GTBank Mastercard to fund your Facebook ad account via PayU, you will be required to enter your one time OTP to complete the transaction.
I've tried it and it's working fine for me although I initially had to wait for some days before my fund could reflect in my Facebook ads account prepaid balance. The PayU Nigeria customer care sorted it out for me.
Try it and let me know if it works for you too.
Below is a screenshot from my Facebook account's billing page section :
NB: You might have to create new Naira Facebook ad account via a personal Facebook account for you to be able to pay for Facebook ads with PayU.
You might not see the option to pay via PayU if you create new Facebook ad account via Facebook Business Manager and if you change your existing Facebook ad account from USD to Naira.
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If you need help or have questions as regards to Facebook ads, kindly post at our forum, Ogbongeblog Planet.
You no longer have to worry about getting dollar cards to pay for Facebook ads In Nigeria nor do you have to worry about monthly international spend limit which Nigerian banks have imposed on their cards.
If you've set "Naira" as your currency in your Facebook ad account and you've not been able to pay for your Facebook adverts with cards like GTBank Mastercard, you can now do so by making use of "Naira card payment with PayU".
You can even use a card that has previously been flagged by Facebook to add funds to your Facebook Naira ad account via PayU. Cool...huh? Yeah, it makes sense die.....lol. ☻
PayU simply accepts payment on behalf of Facebook and funds your Naira Facebook ad account. Facebook deducts payment for all your Facebook adverts from the prepaid balance and you can add more money at any time. i.e if you pay N5,000 through PayU, N5,000 will be displayed as the balance of your Facebook ad account prepaid balance and it is from the N5,000 that Facebook will deduct payment for your Facebook adverts - and you can add more money to the balance anytime.
Your ad campaigns will be charged in Naira and you can even set a daily budget as low as N500. So, if you've been paying like $0.01 per post engagement before now, Facebook might charge you as low as N3 per post engagement. So, you no longer have to assume you will be charged N315 per click or N490 per click.
PayU accepts both MasterCard and VISA debit cards and if you want to use GTBank Mastercard to fund your Facebook ad account via PayU, you will be required to enter your one time OTP to complete the transaction.
I've tried it and it's working fine for me although I initially had to wait for some days before my fund could reflect in my Facebook ads account prepaid balance. The PayU Nigeria customer care sorted it out for me.
Try it and let me know if it works for you too.
Below is a screenshot from my Facebook account's billing page section :
NB: You might have to create new Naira Facebook ad account via a personal Facebook account for you to be able to pay for Facebook ads with PayU.
You might not see the option to pay via PayU if you create new Facebook ad account via Facebook Business Manager and if you change your existing Facebook ad account from USD to Naira.
Recommended :
>> PayU Naira Card Payment for Fb Ads : Step by Step Guide
>> How To Change Currency In Facebook Ads Account
>> How To Pay For Facebook Ads In Nigeria With Payoneer Card
If you need help or have questions as regards to Facebook ads, kindly post at our forum, Ogbongeblog Planet.
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DeleteNice post. Can I use this method to clear pending ad bills(promoted in $) from old campaign?
ReplyDeleteNa. Facebook won't even allow you to convert your USD account to Naira if you have pending bill to clear. Go get a dollar mastercard from your bank or payoneer card and use that to clear your bills.
Deletei order for payoneer but in my dashbaord it delivered a=while am yet to receive. what do i do please
DeleteWith PayU .. Are funds also debited at every end of the month?
ReplyDeleteFacebook can debit your prepaid balance anytime. You must funds in your prepaid balance before you can run ads.
DeleteIf I fund my acct with PayU. Will it reflect to my prepaid balance immediately?. If not how many days does it take?
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Please how do locate the payU option in my facebook ads...
ReplyDeleteCreate a naira facebook ad account and go to the billing section to choose the PayU payment method.
DeleteSir does it still work? I'm having problems paying my naira bills?
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ReplyDeleteHow many days did it take to reflect on your Facebook balance? With this payment option can one set the Facebook ad at higher budget and pay gradually by recharging the prepaid balance, that is before the prepaid balance is exhausted?
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ReplyDeleteI just did it.
ReplyDeleteThe money reflected in my account immediately.
wow!!! This is a bomb, my Company runs ad of $2000 per month and since CBN Law influenced the restriction, we have been greatly affected, but with this now, we can resume our work and continue our Monthly Budget swiftly.... I am glad you published this bro!!!
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Just yesterday i saw this option when i wanted to start an aid campaign. Never really understand the whole process. You post just made it better and easier for me.#
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I did everything you said,i can't still see the payu platform...
ReplyDeleteBut my preferred currency is in dollars can that affect also
The payU accepts payments in naira.
DeleteSo it's affecting it.
Create a new ad. Select Nigerian Naira as your currency.
When you reach checkout, you'll see the PayU option.
If the problem still persists, open a new fb acct. Make that account an admin to the page you own.
Then use that account and create ads too.
Goodluck#
Were you able to get around this?
DeleteI also could not see the payU option after creating a Naira account and setting it as default
Are you sure you are using personal fb ad account and not business manager? I didn't see payu option in business manager payment methods when I published this post. I only saw it it as a payment option in my personal ad account.
Deletehi ,I have tried everything triable with setting up the payu facebook ads. I have gone as far as changing the currency to naira.The billing page also displays in naira. My bids are set to naira. But at the end of the day, when I want to check out, I still end up landing at the default payment without the option of payu displaying. What might be responsible?
ReplyDeleteBro, the payu website is so confusing, it gets to a level & they start asking if I'm a merchant or a customer... Plz be kind enough to give me the step by step guide on how to create and fund a Payu account. ..thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks oga jide for this great info. I have been trying for long to pay up the incured dept on my Facebook ad account and to initiate new ads but to no avail. Thanks for this I will certainly try it out.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for this post.
ReplyDeleteI didn't see the feature here, I even create another fb ads account.
ReplyDeletetanks so nmuch for the post jide
ReplyDeletePlease have tried signing up for payU account but am being ask for an RSA ID NUMBER, please what is that and how can i get it?
ReplyDeletePls read my post carefully. I didn't mention signing up for payu account. You only have to select the payu payment option and use your card to complete the funding.
DeletePlease does this method also works for boosting of Facebook page? And what more do i need to know about it?
ReplyDeleteYes. Once you fund your facebook ad account, you can use the balance to pay for any type of facebook ad.
DeleteOK, i tried it using the payU and it worked for me, thanks for your post it was indeed helpful.
Deletepls how did u go about it?
Deleteplease i cant top up my payu wallet, help bro
ReplyDeleteYour account may have been activated before the introduction of PayU
DeleteFacebook just make things difficult.
ReplyDeleteI don't think is just about Facebook alone also our banking system is making international payments difficult for Nigerians
DeleteI need a guide on how to add money to payu account
ReplyDeletecan I use fidelity naira master card for this
ReplyDeleteI had to create a new naira account by closing the USD account, yet no way. seems new Facebook account is the only way
ReplyDeleteI successfully added a PayU in my payment method. My problem is that after creating an advert, on placing order, I will receive the message 'not delivering' what could be the problem?
ReplyDeleteMr Jide I have tried it but it's not working.. I wish I can anyone to help me add fund if he has any special means, I will pay the person the money in cash.. I have tried several times but no positive result..
ReplyDeletePlease what do i do now cos i tried it and immediately i got a message that it was unsuccessful and my account is blocked. Pls i need to help on this
ReplyDeletei recently discovered that my facebook ad is set in Nigeria naira but country US and i am billed in US Dollars. I currently owe facebook. What should i do to make it pay in naira without any problem.
ReplyDeleteruning ads dirctly in Niara true payU and in dollar by buying like payoneer or paypal funds which is cheaper please
ReplyDeletePayU is cheaper..... that's what i use in building my Email list to do email marketing
DeleteGoodmorning it worked just tried it now with my uba mastercard how do I top up money if I want to run the Ad for a long period
ReplyDeleteWill the payU option be revealed if I sign in to facebook on mobile? Or must it be through a desktop computer?
ReplyDeleteThe PayU is better revealed when you use ur PC or facebook desktop mode on your phone.
DeleteStuffs like that are best done on a PC, i use that PAYU for my Facebook ads payment when i want to build list for my CPA offers
DeleteThank you so much sir, for the first time I am about to run an ad. Bless you
ReplyDeleteHello, I just read this now and want to upgrade on my page but the problem is, instead of PayU it's PayPal that's I can select, what do I do about this please???
ReplyDeletePlease I need help too, I have due bills of 5,000 to pay since I changed my currency to naira I can't , please how do I add another account? Does that means I have to forget about my business page and open another? Someone ease help me, my business has been stagnant for over a week now. Thank you
ReplyDeleteThanks for d post... Pls what bank is best to use for the payu option on fb ad's account? I currently have a zenith card.
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