Virtual cards for ad spend, funded with crypto
Media buyers and agencies juggle many ad accounts, budgets and approvals. Xerovan lets you give every client, campaign and platform its own card — and fund it from your crypto balance.
Why ad payments get messy
One shared card across many ad accounts makes it hard to see which client spent what, and a single declined or frozen card can pause every campaign at once. Paying from crypto usually means cashing out first.
What you can do with Xerovan
- Issue separate virtual cards for each client or campaign
- Assign dedicated cards to Google Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads and other platforms
- Set spending limits by client, employee or campaign
- Freeze or unfreeze a card instantly
- Collect receipts and generate expense reports by client, team or project
How it works
- Join the waitlist and verify your business when access opens
- Top up your Xerovan balance with supported crypto
- Create a card per client or platform and set its limit
FAQ
Can I pay for Meta (Facebook) and Google Ads with crypto?
Ad platforms charge a card, not a wallet. With Xerovan you top up a Visa card from supported crypto assets and add that card to your ad account as a regular payment method. Each ad platform makes its own acceptance decisions.
How many cards can I create?
You can issue separate virtual cards for each client, campaign or platform. Exact limits depend on your plan and country and will be confirmed at launch.
Is Xerovan available now?
Xerovan is preparing to launch. Join the waitlist for early access; availability of cards and business features varies by country.
Be first to get access
Join the waitlistXerovan has not launched yet. Xerovan is not a bank; card and payment services are provided by licensed partners, and availability varies by country.