How to pay for Google Ads with a card

Google Ads — Search, YouTube, Display and Performance Max — is paid with a card linked to your ad account's payments profile. A Tegro virtual card works for this like any regular foreign Visa/Mastercard, and topping it up is easy: USDT TRC-20 or TON.

How to set up payments

1. Issue a card in the currency your account will use, and top it up.
2. In Google Ads open Tools → Billing and create or select a payments profile.
3. Set the country and currency, choose “Card” as the payment method and enter the details. Fill in the billing address in Latin letters.
4. Pick the payment setting available in your country: automatic or manual.
5. Confirm 3D Secure in the Tegro Card app if Google asks for it.

Automatic vs manual payments

With automatic payments you pay after your ads run: Google charges your accumulated spend when it reaches your threshold, or after a set period since your last payment — whichever comes first. The threshold can grow as your account builds history. With manual payments you add money first, and ads run from that prepaid balance.

• Automatic: keep at least the threshold amount on the card — a failed charge pauses your ads.
• Manual: top up your ad balance in advance — full control over the budget.
• When you add a card, Google may run a small verification authorization — it is cancelled.

Get it right the first time

The payments profile country and currency are fixed at creation, so pick them to match the card. If you manage several accounts or clients, issue a separate card for each: spend is visible at a glance, and an issue with one account doesn't affect the others. Check the balance in the app and top up the card as you spend.

Google Ads accepts international cards, but Google reviews every charge itself. If a payment is declined, see why a payment gets declined and what a BIN and issuing country are.