Running Finance Ads in 2026?

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Lately we’ve had a lot of issues with finance campaigns in Hong Kong. Almost every new push gets rejected, and in some cases accounts get restricted pretty fast.

I’m curious.. is this happening to everyone, or are some of you running smoothly?

If you’re running finance (trading, wealth, lending, fintech, etc.) in Hong Kong:

  • Are your ads getting approved consistently?
  • Are restrictions happening at ad level or full account shutdown?
  • Did you change your setup recently?
  • Are you using verified BMs / licensed entities?
  • How are you structuring your landing pages?
From what we’re seeing, it feels like this vertical is more about infrastructure than creatives now. Clean accounts, proper verification, consistent branding, and not overpromising returns seem to matter way more than before.

We actually have clients running finance in Hong Kong without major issues, but the setup is very structured and compliant. No aggressive scaling, no unrealistic claims, everything aligned properly.

Would really like to hear real experiences from people in this space.

What’s working for you right now? and what’s getting flagged?
 
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I’ve seen similar content in another post; it’s likely from the same person. In my opinion, you should carry out stricter screening before providing accounts to clients running financial ads on Facebook, in order to reduce account burnout.
 
In my financial niche, creatives can't even get started; they are instantly rejected on all advertising accounts. This happened in one day; everything was fine before. If you find out what's going on, please tag me.
 
magixori said:
Lately we’ve had a lot of issues with finance campaigns in Hong Kong. Almost every new push gets rejected, and in some cases accounts get restricted pretty fast.

I’m curious.. is this happening to everyone, or are some of you running smoothly?

If you’re running finance (trading, wealth, lending, fintech, etc.) in Hong Kong:

  • Are your ads getting approved consistently?
  • Are restrictions happening at ad level or full account shutdown?
  • Did you change your setup recently?
  • Are you using verified BMs / licensed entities?
  • How are you structuring your landing pages?
From what we’re seeing, it feels like this vertical is more about infrastructure than creatives now. Clean accounts, proper verification, consistent branding, and not overpromising returns seem to matter way more than before.

We actually have clients running finance in Hong Kong without major issues, but the setup is very structured and compliant. No aggressive scaling, no unrealistic claims, everything aligned properly.

Would really like to hear real experiences from people in this space.

What’s working for you right now? and what’s getting flagged?
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We’re seeing the same trend in Hong Kong — finance campaigns are getting reviewed much stricter than before.
Most rejections now happen at the ad and landing page level first, then escalate to account restrictions if signals repeat.
Using verified BMs, aged ad accounts, and compliant landing pages (clear disclaimers, no income promises) helps a lot.
Aggressive creatives, bold ROI claims, and sudden scaling are getting flagged very quickly in this region.
Structured setup, consistent branding, and slower scaling seem to be the only stable way to run finance in HK right now.
 
magixori said:
Lately we’ve had a lot of issues with finance campaigns in Hong Kong. Almost every new push gets rejected, and in some cases accounts get restricted pretty fast.

I’m curious.. is this happening to everyone, or are some of you running smoothly?

If you’re running finance (trading, wealth, lending, fintech, etc.) in Hong Kong:

  • Are your ads getting approved consistently?
  • Are restrictions happening at ad level or full account shutdown?
  • Did you change your setup recently?
  • Are you using verified BMs / licensed entities?
  • How are you structuring your landing pages?
From what we’re seeing, it feels like this vertical is more about infrastructure than creatives now. Clean accounts, proper verification, consistent branding, and not overpromising returns seem to matter way more than before.

We actually have clients running finance in Hong Kong without major issues, but the setup is very structured and compliant. No aggressive scaling, no unrealistic claims, everything aligned properly.

Would really like to hear real experiences from people in this space.

What’s working for you right now? and what’s getting flagged?
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With cloaking, yes, it gets approved without many problems. Sometimes, restrictions happen, yes. But it's part of the process... You need to deal with that. I haven't recently changed my setup but I always keep making adjustments because that's necessary. And landing pages + white pages.
 
Its tough man. Most finance stuff gets flagged fast now. Keeping accounts clean and not overpromising seems like the only way.
 
magixori said:
Lately we’ve had a lot of issues with finance campaigns in Hong Kong. Almost every new push gets rejected, and in some cases accounts get restricted pretty fast.

I’m curious.. is this happening to everyone, or are some of you running smoothly?

If you’re running finance (trading, wealth, lending, fintech, etc.) in Hong Kong:

  • Are your ads getting approved consistently?
  • Are restrictions happening at ad level or full account shutdown?
  • Did you change your setup recently?
  • Are you using verified BMs / licensed entities?
  • How are you structuring your landing pages?
From what we’re seeing, it feels like this vertical is more about infrastructure than creatives now. Clean accounts, proper verification, consistent branding, and not overpromising returns seem to matter way more than before.

We actually have clients running finance in Hong Kong without major issues, but the setup is very structured and compliant. No aggressive scaling, no unrealistic claims, everything aligned properly.

Would really like to hear real experiences from people in this space.

What’s working for you right now? and what’s getting flagged?
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Paid ads
 
Advertising financial services in Hong Kong is always quite difficult due to the policies of their country.
 
In reality, financial advertising remains a very challenging niche, not everyone succeeds or can run it smoothly, and it's easy to get rejected and have your account terminated quickly. Once a campaign is approved, you should take advantage of the opportunity to increase spending.
 
Financial advertising is a very difficult field to get approved for. But with a robust ad account infrastructure and a large number of alternative ad accounts, financial advertising clients in Hong Kong can rest assured.
 
I've seen some people succeed with running financial ads, spending up to $20,000 a day, but there are also those who can't because their ads are constantly rejected due to policy violations. This is an extremely difficult niche, and I also think you should combine cloaking, a good account, and good content.
 
Financial advertising has always been one of the most challenging aspects for Facebook. But it's not impossible. Cleverly concealing your ads or using high-quality, trustworthy Facebook accounts can make it slightly easier to get them to work.
 
For financial ads on Facebook:
Let me know and I will help you fix ad errors quickly, pass Facebook's review process, and ensure your ads are spent effectively.
 
have you considered focusing on account structure and compliance when running finance ads? imho building a clean bm and using licensed entities may matter more than creatives now, what do you think?
 
magixori said:
Lately we’ve had a lot of issues with finance campaigns in Hong Kong. Almost every new push gets rejected, and in some cases accounts get restricted pretty fast.

I’m curious.. is this happening to everyone, or are some of you running smoothly?

If you’re running finance (trading, wealth, lending, fintech, etc.) in Hong Kong:

  • Are your ads getting approved consistently?
  • Are restrictions happening at ad level or full account shutdown?
  • Did you change your setup recently?
  • Are you using verified BMs / licensed entities?
  • How are you structuring your landing pages?
From what we’re seeing, it feels like this vertical is more about infrastructure than creatives now. Clean accounts, proper verification, consistent branding, and not overpromising returns seem to matter way more than before.

We actually have clients running finance in Hong Kong without major issues, but the setup is very structured and compliant. No aggressive scaling, no unrealistic claims, everything aligned properly.

Would really like to hear real experiences from people in this space.

What’s working for you right now? and what’s getting flagged?
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as i see, Financial advertising is being approved more easily lately.
 
I’ve noticed similar content elsewhere as well, so it could be from the same source. In my opinion, applying stricter screening, especially for sensitive niches like finance ,can help reduce risks and improve overall account stability.
 
To be honest, when it comes to making money from ads, people won't share to you their situation unless they face some problems. About your questions, getting approved or not depends on many factors, even when you run in the same niches. That's why asking like this is not a good idea. And my truly advice: Worse result better than 0 result. Let's use less aggressive ads first.
 
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