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Paying for Google Ads with a crypto card
Stablecoin-only collateral: approved USDC and USDT on Ethereum. The credit limit is 100% of that collateral value, with no haircut. No BTC, ETH, SOL or other coins are accepted.
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Google Ads usually bills automatically after your ads run — when you hit a billing threshold or the monthly date — rather than charging up front. A virtual card works when it stays valid and the confirmed spending amount covers the accruing charge; a declined card can pause your campaigns.
Automatic billing thresholds
On automatic payments, Google charges the card after costs accrue to a threshold or on a set date, so the charge arrives after the spend, not before. Keep enough confirmed USDC or USDT available ahead of that charge, because a decline can suspend the account and stop the ads.
Manual (prepaid) option
Some accounts and regions offer manual payments, where you add funds first and ads draw them down. That model maps more naturally to a confirmed-deposit card, since you top up a known amount rather than being billed after the fact.
Using the IndevBank card
The virtual card is used for the online services you already run, Google Ads among them where it is accepted as a payment method. You pay the same dollar amount as your confirmed deposit. Acceptance, business verification and Google’s billing rules apply, and ad-account eligibility is not confirmed here.
Cashback and fees
Card fees are $0. Eligible settled ad charges earn 1.5% cashback, capped at $50 per transaction and $250 per month, so a large ad budget is capped like any other spend. A credit or refund from Google can reverse previously credited cashback.
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