Running Facebook ads should be simple.
Set your budget. Build your campaign. Hit launch. That’s how it should work.
But if you’re in Bolivia, there’s one thing that keeps getting in the way: your card keeps failing.
You’re not doing anything wrong. The system just isn’t built for you. Local cards don’t play well with international platforms like Meta. And that leaves thousands of Bolivian creators, founders, and small business owners locked out of the very tool they need to grow.
It shouldn’t be this hard to advertise in 2025.
That’s why we built something better.
Enter EverTry, a virtual dollar card that works anywhere Meta does.
Let’s walk through how it works, why it’s different, and why so many Bolivians are switching over.
Why Paying for Facebook Ads in Bolivia Feels Impossible
You try to boost a post or launch a campaign…
You enter your Bolivian debit or credit card…
And then Facebook hits you with:
“Payment declined.”
Here’s why this keeps happening:
- Most Bolivian bank cards are blocked from international payments.
- Facebook only accepts international cards.
- Currency restrictions and fraud checks often trigger automatic declines.
- Even if your card works today, it might randomly stop tomorrow.
It’s frustrating, especially if you’re trying to grow your business or personal brand.
What Kind of Cards Does Facebook Actually Accept?
Facebook accepts:
- Credit and debit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Amex – but must be international).
- PayPal (but it’s not always available in Bolivia).
- Some prepaid or virtual dollar cards.
Here’s the thing: most cards issued by Bolivian banks don’t meet these requirements. They’re meant for local transactions, not global advertising platforms like Facebook.
So what’s the fix?
The Easiest Way to Pay for Facebook Ads in Bolivia: EverTry
EverTry is a virtual dollar card platform built for creators, freelancers, small businesses, and marketers in countries like Bolivia.
We designed it to do one job really well:
Help you pay for things like Facebook Ads, even when your bank can’t.
With EverTry, you can:
- Create a virtual dollar card that works with Facebook Ads.
- Fund your wallet in USDC or USDT.
- Say goodbye to card declines, currency issues, or blocked transactions.
It’s simple. It’s fast. It works.
How to Get Started with EverTry (Step-by-Step)
Paying for Facebook Ads from Bolivia is now as easy as this:
1. Create a Free EverTry Account
Sign up in minutes at www.evertry.co or download the app. Just your email and phone number.
2. Verify Your Identity
We’ll guide you through a quick KYC (Know Your Customer) check. No stress, just upload your ID.
3. Fund Your Wallet
You can top up using:
- Bolivianos (via local transfer or bank) coming soon
- USDT (if you prefer crypto)
4. Create Your Virtual Dollar Card
Just one tap. You’ll get your card number, CVV, and expiration date instantly.
5. Add It to Facebook Ads Manager
Head to your Facebook Ads billing section and add your EverTry card like any other Visa or MasterCard.
6. Run Your Campaign
No more declines. No more headaches. Just smooth, seamless ad payments.
Final Thoughts: Ads Shouldn’t Be the Hard Part
If you’re building something, a brand, a business, a following, running ads should be the easy part. But when your bank gets in the way, it feels like you’re being punished for trying to grow.
That’s broken.
You shouldn’t have to beg your local bank to approve a payment. You shouldn’t waste hours troubleshooting a system that was never designed for you.
EverTry fixes that.
We give you the tools to move fast, pay globally, and focus on what actually matters: getting results.
So stop waiting. Start running the ads you want, when you want.
With EverTry, you’re in control.
When you remove friction, you move faster.
Growth happens when tools get out of your way.
If you’re ready to stop chasing declined payments and start focusing on what actually moves the needle, your message, your brand, your customers- then it’s time to upgrade how you pay.
Create your EverTry card.
Not just a workaround. A better way forward.
👉 Get started now, download the app